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<br /> <br /> STAFF REPORT <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />TO: Mayor Keis and Members of City Council <br /> <br />FROM: Jessica Jagoe, Planning Associate <br /> <br />DATE: January 19, 2018 <br /> <br />RE: 3100 Country Drive – Schwalbach PUD Amendment Extension <br />Jim Schwalbach had applied for a PUD Amendment in August 2017 for his property at 3100 Country <br />Drive. The City Council denied this request at the August 23, 2017 meeting with the recommendation <br />that a workshop be held with the Planning Commission and City Council to discuss non-tenant outdoor <br />storage. Additionally, the resolution allowed the applicant the option to reapply within six months <br />with the fee waived. That six month deadline would be February 2018. <br />RESOLUTION 2017-8-144 – DENYING THE PUD AMENDMENT TO ALLOW OUTDOOR RENTAL SPACE FOR <br />NON-BUILDING TENANTS AT 3100 COUNTRY DRIVE, BASED ON THE REASONS THAT THE CURRENT <br />SITUATION HAS WORKED WELL FOR 10 YEARS WITH NO COMPLAINTS AND THE COUNCIL DOES NOT <br />WANT TO REVERT BACK TO THE PROBLEMS THERE USED TO BE WITH OUTDOOR STORAGE; WITH THE <br />CONDITION THAT IF THE APPLICANT REAPPLYS FOR A RELATED REQUEST WITHIN 6 MONTHS, THE <br />PLANNING FEE WOULD BE WAIVED <br />The workshop was originally scheduled for October along with the Comprehensive Plan discussion, <br />but was tabled until January 10, 2018. Based on the workshop discussion, city staff will be preparing <br />an ordinance amendment for review in February or March. Afterwards, Mr. Schwalbach would be <br />able to reapply based on the ordinances amendments approved. With this delay and to provide Mr. <br />Schwalbach time to reapply, city staff is recommending the City Council approve a six month <br />extension to resolution 2017-8-144. <br />