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• " r'r~ <br />{„~. <br />NOV 0~ <br />• <br />~.:.~. . <br />'j <br />' 89 15 ~ 2 ~' ~F&A <br />Td: Commieeian :members and staff <br />FROM: Anne Carroll~/ <br />YtF: Comments on 11/~l8S PC meeting pad~cet <br />DATE: 1Z/3/88 <br />P.2 <br />As I unfortunately oermot attend the 1116 meeting, below are my comments and <br />questions. <br />1. Mirn~tes: Black snit Carroll came late but were not absent. <br />Z. Stcaeage shea8 i-n The PC may wish to glue some consideration to <br />changing the :review .procedures for storage sheds to include a co~~sideration of <br />whether the "Qe" of the shed is in harmony with the rxting <br />neighborhood.. 1'Ms his come up before as an issue, and while I would not want <br />the PC to try to tai a design review board, the red barn type sheds are just not <br />appropriate in . neighborhoods, and ~milar Bost alternatives are available. Yt <br />continues to trouble me that we re'v'iew all these sheds but don't seem to have a <br />very clear sense Of what we're to watch for. <br />3. F-1,2: See commextt$ above. Presumably we can approve the current requests <br />subject to the PC's comments, changes, etc. <br />4. ~'-3: See comments above. This one sounds a bit ill-~anceived...I trust the <br />application will be complete for the PC's review. Clearly it must meet code, but <br />_ _ tl:fs kind of situation increases my need for some design review guidelines. <br />~~__ <br />5. F- 4: <br />. See comments above regarding storage sheds. <br />e arding definition of accessory building: I Find this confusing, e.g., what <br />a t a fully enclosed, year-rozuid front or back entryway/porch? That would <br />- em to meet the definition, too, but I wouldn't call it an accessory building. <br />I understand t#ie -need to cover attached garages, but this doesn't yet work. <br />What do other attics use? <br />r .Regarding S-istte a/f: Makes sense to exempt garages in residential zones. I <br />` don't object to a 4,car garage limitation, but is that the best way of <br />~ ~ handling thi~t? Isn't the real issue huge accessoa~y structures? I would think <br />V / this could be far, already is) bandied better in reference to all accessory <br />structures rather than just residential garages. <br />. Regarding ~a~ this Code": Sous logical, except your explanation refers to <br />a "Fire Code". If that is different from the t~BC, it would woxk better to <br />refer to it-e UBC arxi arty other. applicable codes. <br />6. F s: <br />Are these Qora~rarable/fair compared to 1) other cities, and 2) the actual <br />"coat" of tht time/labor/materials, etc., required to deal with these <br />processes? <br />. Recording fee: Y agree that we must do some to ensure these get <br />• recorded in a timely fashion teveryr city has this same problem!}, I question <br />whether we can legalty take that responsibility from the land owner and then <br />charge them far doing it for them, Might see what Lee thinks, or ask Tom <br />Gedde. <br />
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