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have a timeframe to respond Why do you need to get two and one month apart from <br /> each other'? I'm just trying to figure out why the citizen needs to get two notices <br /> Commissioner Balch And my answer is because it didn't come to the Planning <br /> Commission It didn't come to the oversight board or body of the staff <br /> Commissioner O'Connor But it does come to you You're notified <br /> Commissioner Balch We're not notified in the same way We're notified via the email <br /> from staff typically on the last day of the appeal period and you have to object <br /> Commissioner O'Connor Well, that only happens once in a while Usually we get them <br /> in advance <br /> Commissioner Balch That's where I stand on it I think it needs to be transparent <br /> because I don't think a double layer staff approval is appropriate <br /> Commissioner O'Connor See, I don't think that's the intent of streamlining this process <br /> I think the intent is to benefit the applicant—and again, these are supposed to be routine <br /> in nature <br /> Commissioner Balch But these aren't routine <br /> Commissioner O'Connor I'm saying if it's a Minor PUD change, it's supposed to be <br /> more routine If it's a Minor CUP, it always goes on a Consent Calendar and we don't <br /> even think twice about it most times We're just saying these are not big changes that <br /> hit you and all of a sudden where you ask how did that happen'? Most people don't <br /> even know that some of these things because they do slide through pretty much under <br /> the wire even on our Consent Calendar <br /> Commissioner Balch So two examples we have is the Gateway Shopping Center which <br /> is the Safeway down on Bernal They did a Minor PUD Modification and they did a <br /> concurrent Minor CUP Modification The CUP came up and they put in a coding <br /> education school in the retail center That was a Minor PUD Modification to add the use <br /> The use went in as a conditional use It probably didn't need to be at the level of <br /> conditional but it was That's where they possibly would have put it in as a Minor CUP <br /> instead of an approved conditional with the PUD, and then it did come before us as a <br /> Consent item So from my perspective, the fact that it comes up to this body as a <br /> Consent item is something I support Or, but what I'm saying if you're going through a <br /> two-step process to get there, you first have to modify your PUD and then you have to <br /> go through a Minor CUP I want a breath personally I don't want the pacing of it to go <br /> so fast that it's at a staff level approval for something that was never there on the PUD <br /> Commissioner O'Connor So why did you make the Minor PUD change'? So that they <br /> could get the Minor CUP item to go through, right'? It really is, for lack of a better <br /> description, it is a one-step, right'? They're only asking for the Minor PUD change in <br /> order to get the use <br /> EXCERPT DRAFT PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, December 14, 2016 Page 8 of 30 <br />
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