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technical studies " I just wanted to ask maybe how staff envisions this At what point <br /> does it kick up to Planning Commission versus a staff level Minor CUP if we start to <br /> order all these reports? <br /> Beaudin I think reports can just be confirmation in some instances I think if something <br /> gets to be questionable or potentially controversial, I would imagine that would show up <br /> here at the Planning Commission and you would be making the decision on the Minor <br /> CUP And that's how we handle things now when uses are under administrative review <br /> and we get information through the application process, make some decisions and <br /> decide to either elevate those things or make a final decision, and it's going to be <br /> subjective based on the application and context <br /> Commissioner Balch And I apologize because that's actually leading into my next <br /> comment or question which is, what would you do for a notice period or notice radius <br /> when it's coming here to make that decision, because 300 feet is not necessarily a <br /> standard for the Planning Commission, correct' <br /> Beaudin It's a good question It would still be the Planning Commission making a <br /> decision on a Minor CUP and the way we proposed it currently is still a 300-foot radius <br /> Commissioner O'Connor I would have expected that if it was still a Minor CUP that the <br /> Zoning Administrator would make the decision, but if based on the information you have <br /> from these reports, if it was a little more challenging than that, it would be a regular <br /> CUP, right? <br /> Beaudin It's a name only at that point It would essentially still be a CUP that would run <br /> with the land and how we've defined it in the use table is how it would live through our <br /> process We wouldn't adjust the use category it's in based on those details <br /> Commissioner Brown I suppose it could be minor but it's setting a precedent and you <br /> want to run it through as well <br /> Beaudin Correct, and frankly I would imagine some of these uses initially, and I think <br /> I've said this before to this group, the idea that we're going to get all this perfect the first <br /> time out is not there for me I've seen it and lived it We're going to make a lot of <br /> changes to the code and we're going to see some things that just don't work, and <br /> maybe we get our first couple of Minor CUP applications in one of these categories <br /> we've proposed and we just say it's not working and we say we'll be back to correct it <br /> with you <br /> Commissioner Balch So I just want to make sure <br /> Beaudin Shweta is telling me that we have an internal policy, but I would want to <br /> modify it if it does come to the Planning Commission We should say that it's 1,000 feet, <br /> and if that's the will of the Commission, I'd be supportive of that It sounds like we're <br /> doing that but it's a policy decision and not in the code I think it just makes sense for <br /> things like that to say it clearly <br /> EXCERPT DRAFT PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, December 14, 2016 Page 13 of 30 <br />
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