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Beaudin I think there's two criteria there—the minor conditional uses are supposed to <br /> be uses more routine in nature and things that we have pretty standard conditions for <br /> that we can apply, and so they should be less impactful on the community Things that <br /> require a CUP shouldn't ever elevate into neighborhood issues By definition, they're <br /> minor in nature <br /> And then the notice criteria, the idea here again is that these are things that are going to <br /> fit into the existing context that they're being proposed in <br /> Chair Ritter My thinking is that the first time it goes through its going to be a little more <br /> challenging, but we're going to make sure that we've vetted all the options That's why <br /> you want it to be checked, but the second, third, fourth, fifth-anybody who submits after, <br /> those will go through way more efficiently <br /> Commissioner Balch Yes because they don't have the 10 and the 20 days because <br /> the PUD allowed the use <br /> Chair Ritter So the original one is the double check <br /> Commissioner Balch Yes, because it's putting a use in an area that has not been there <br /> That's why it needs the two-steps in my opinion <br /> Commissioner Brown Can I clarify one thing with Gerry? The Minor PUD noticing <br /> radius is 1,000 feet—is it 1,000 feet of the PUD or 1,000 feet of the business that would <br /> be going in? <br /> Beaudin It's the properties that are encompassed by the PUD The Minor PUD process <br /> is 1,000 feet The Minor CUP is proposed at 300 feet, so the scope gets smaller based <br /> on the use <br /> Commissioner Brown So it's 1,000 feet of the PUD whereas the other one would be <br /> 300 feet around the proposed unit within the PUD Is that correct? <br /> Bonn There have been occasions where we do Minor PUD Modifications for a specific <br /> site and in that instance we've done a 1,000-foot noticing radius around that particular <br /> property where that modifies only to that one particular site even though it's a PUD <br /> Where it applies to the entire PUD we would do a 1,000-foot radius around the PUD <br /> Commissioner Brown Right I guess my point was if the site notification is 1,000 feet <br /> around the PUD, do you really need to go through a second cycle of noticing 300 feet <br /> around the target unit? So, again, I'm just reiterating what Greg's point is, but I think we <br /> should probably move on <br /> Beaudin I'm seeing a 4-2 straw vote, so we'll move on <br /> Commissioner Balch My next question is in the staff report on page 9, and it is just <br /> more of a question for semantics It talks about how the Zoning Administrator under the <br /> Minor CUP process can request studies to be performed so that they can have an <br /> informed decision in the Minor CUP process It says here, "Request traffic, noise, other <br /> EXCERPT DRAFT PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, December 14, 2016 Page 12 of 30 <br />
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