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ATTACHMENT 4 <br /> P16-1418, Zoning Code Update <br /> Amendment to the Pleasanton Municipal Code to: update and simplify the list of <br /> permitted and conditionally permitted land uses; establish a Minor Conditional <br /> Use Permit process for routine uses; reflect current practices, modify review <br /> procedures, replace out-of-date references, and undertake other changes to make <br /> the Code more user-friendly. <br /> Shweta Bonn presented the staff report and described the scope, layout, and key <br /> elements of the Zoning Code Update <br /> Chair Ritter I have one higher level question Once we update the zoning code, will it <br /> be integrated with PleasantonPermits corn and will it be easier for an applicant to see <br /> the process online? I get questions all the time about where projects are in the process <br /> Beaudin So there are a couple of steps We're going to finish the public hearing <br /> process for the Minor Conditional Use permit process If Council approves it, then the <br /> ordinance will become effective 30 days after Council's second reading and then from <br /> that point, staff will start implementing Our plan is to leave the fees as is and then come <br /> the next fee cycle, we'll make a clear distinction between Minor CUP and CUP in the fee <br /> schedule and simultaneously, once we know the Council's on board with the Minor CUP <br /> process we'll start revising our processes internally and we'll have website updates <br /> Our OpenCounter software and our PleasantonPermits corn will be updated to reflect <br /> the changes as well And our Permit Center Manager is currently working on some <br /> process flow charts that will highlight these changes <br /> Chair Ritter So that's probably going to take place six to eight months after we get <br /> this? <br /> Beaudin No, it should line up sooner The goal is to be ready to implement this when <br /> the ordinance becomes effective <br /> Chair Ritter Okay, that's huge <br /> Beaudin The fees are the one thing that will likely lag because those will line up with <br /> the City fiscal year process <br /> Chair Ritter Okay <br /> Commissioner Allen Question on page 22—this has to do with schools with less than <br /> 20 students including heritage schools and tutoring—did this used to be conditional? I <br /> see it's permitted now in most zones and I'm thinking of a number of applications we've <br /> seen on the Consent Calendar Did this used to be conditional, like in C-C' <br /> Bonn There's a couple of things to this Right now, the code does not address heritage <br /> schools at all, so that's a new addition The schools and colleges category with more <br /> than 20 students is in the code right now as a conditional use With less than 20 it's <br /> permitted As proposed, the no more than 20 would remain permitted The more than <br /> 20 would become a Minor CUP <br /> EXCERPT DRAFT PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, December 14, 2016 Page 1 of 30 <br />
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