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Commissioner Balch I was going to ask but I didn't want to be so specific, because <br /> under our Minor PUD Mod, if it kicks up to Planning Commission, you re-notice and re- <br /> distribute the card for this meeting with 1,000 feet as I recall <br /> Beaudin What Shweta is saying is we've been doing that It's the same thing with our <br /> 1,000-foot notice We did that by policy and not by law or by code <br /> Commissioner Balch Okay, so to make sure I understand—with a Minor CUP we do <br /> 300 feet If it got kicked up because of difficulty or wanting to have it reviewed here, you <br /> would notice it for this meeting and increase the notice radius to 1,000 feet <br /> Beaudin Yes, and I would say that we'll make a change to the code so the language <br /> here says that clearly <br /> Commissioner Nagler It's different than what's here but it's a good idea <br /> Beaudin Yes <br /> Commissioner Balch And then my last question is more just a question on the uses in <br /> the Table on page 29 I just noticed that the places of assembly of 100 or fewer <br /> attendees at one time is this Minor CUP process Can you give us your thoughts on <br /> what you're asking for here or what you're saying'? I know where it's at It's C-C and <br /> Office and Industrial and Park, right, so it's not necessarily that uncalled for per se <br /> Bonn The Community Facilities category is new It's really a consolidation and includes <br /> places of worship, and so in evaluating what uses would be applicable to the Minor CUP <br /> process, one that frequently comes to the Planning Commission on the Consent <br /> Calendar are places of worship 100 isn't a magic number but it seemed it could act as <br /> a reasonable threshold between what is a Minor CUP versus a CUP, that's essentially <br /> the gist of where that comes from <br /> Commissioner Balch I just wanted to mention that this is on my Minor PUD Mod, we <br /> added this in as a Minor PUD use So this is now something that would be one of these <br /> examples the Minor PUD is in the past by quite a lot of time but now this Minor CUP <br /> process is in, so this will be a double administrative approval separated by years in this <br /> case Okay, thank you Shweta I think I just have one more question <br /> Well, I think you guys handled it, but it was the 60,000 feet for the retail I looked at the <br /> chart in the staff report, it begs itself for 58,000 feet just by the nature of the ones listed, <br /> so I just didn't know if you guys wanted to clarify or add any further color to that, as to <br /> why 60,000 is the magic number'? <br /> Bonn There's definitely no magic to it We're certainly open to suggestions 60,000 <br /> seemed to be on the higher end, you know, where Raley's is These are not perfect, <br /> precise numbers Also, you'll notice that they're fairly round so it seemed to be on the <br /> higher end of the threshold just to accommodate as many uses below that, but also <br /> recognizing that that seems to be the upper limit for the types of neighborhood style <br /> uses that you would see without having to trigger an additional review process But <br /> again, we're certainly open to other thoughts on the 60,000 number <br /> EXCERPT DRAFT PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, December 14, 2016 Page 14 of 30 <br />
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