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before the Planning Commission Minor CUPs don't come to the Planning Commission <br /> So my point is that while we're noticed through a process and that works, I haven't seen <br /> us ever contest one and I think part of our job is slight oversight and I just feel like we'd <br /> be giving up too much of it <br /> Commissioner O'Connor It makes a lot of sense when you talk about the example of <br /> Hacienda Business Park getting their first Minor PUD, but you've got to remember, <br /> almost everything we do is a PUD So almost any change outside of the business park <br /> and every PUD change that needs a Minor CUP change is going to have to go through <br /> a two-step process There's very few—it's not going to be where we're going to have <br /> multiples coming through the Hacienda Business Park, so you can only have a stall on <br /> one for the business park It's like every other project is its own <br /> Commissioner Balch Not necessarily because if we do a Minor PUD for example to <br /> add a use and the use is straight up, it's going to go in as permitted This doesn't apply <br /> This is only if the use goes in as a slightly more than permitted and slightly less than <br /> conditional It only has two choices right now When you modify your PUD you can only <br /> go in as conditional or as permitted If they go in as conditional, there's a three-month <br /> wait under the current system All I'm saying is that if they choose this middle ground <br /> where it needed to be a little bit more than permitted and a little bit less than conditional, <br /> that would mean you know what I'm saying, that's where I'm at on that one <br /> Chair Ritter Do we need to get a resolution on that point before we move on? <br /> Beaudin A straw vote would be great just so we can keep a tally as we go <br /> Chair Ritter Can you please summarize what Commissioner Balch said <br /> Beaudin I believe what Commissioner Balch is looking for is non-concurrent <br /> processing of Minor PUD Modifications and Minor CUPs when they're being added to <br /> an existing PUD I understand it as a two-step process where somebody would submit <br /> an application for a Minor PUD Mod, we would take that through the administrative <br /> process, including the notice period, the decision, and the appeal period, and then we <br /> would do the same for a Minor CUP which would start after the appeal period for the <br /> PUD Mod <br /> Commissioner Balch But only if the Minor PUD had made it a Minor CUP element <br /> Beaudin Right, a new Minor CUP use <br /> Commissioner Balch Correct <br /> Chair Ritter I support it <br /> Commissioner Allen I support it <br /> Commissioner Nagler I think it's completely reasonable and appropriate <br /> Chair Ritter It puts a level of protection on the process <br /> EXCERPT DRAFT PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, December 14, 2016 Page 10 of 30 <br />
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