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MINUTES <br />PLANNING COMMISSION <br />AUGUST 15, 2008 <br />Pechmann asked about a property that might have three tenants, but is <br />allowed only 2 storage containers. The Planner indicated that the property <br />owner would have to determine the allocation of the containers among his <br />tenants as part of their lease agreements. <br />Pechmann recommended approval of the Text Amendment to the Zoning <br />Code regulating the number of storage containers allowed by Conditional <br />Use Permit in the I-1 District allowing one storage container per 7,500 <br />square feet of property as recommended by the City Planner in his August <br />8, 2008 report. <br />Motion seconded by Socha. <br />Motion can•ied 6 - 0. <br />ZONING The City Planner indicated that the Commission has before it updated <br />AND drafts of the Zoning Code and Subdivision Code revisions. He noted the <br />SUBDIVISION long process that the City has undertaken in updating these documents. <br />CODES He pointed out that proposed changes are highlighted and the draft includes <br />some explanatory comments. The Planner indicated that he had a few <br />additional changes and/or discussion points to review with the Commission, <br />and was also seeking additional comments and input on these documents <br />from the Commission. <br />The Planner first highlighted that he would be making some clarifications to <br />the definition of Auto Repair-Minor to tighten the distinction between that <br />category of repair license and Auto Repair-Major. <br />The City Clerk suggested additional definition of storage containers which <br />are allowed by CUP in the I-1 District versus semi-trailer boxes which are <br />not allowed. The Planner agreed to provide more definition, including <br />highlighting that storage containers can be a maximum size of 10 feet by 40 <br />feet. <br />The Planner noted that the graphic showing setbacks for accessory <br />buildings and garden sheds will be corrected to show a 3 foot setback for <br />garden sheds. He will also label the "rear yard" on the corner lot shown. <br />The Planner indicated that he would add a reference to the frequency with <br />which dumpsters have to be dumped to 903.020 O. Exterior Storage given <br />recent code enforcement problems with this issue. <br />The Planner asked the Commission for their position on whether or not the <br />3-story building height limitation in the business and commercial districts <br />should be eliminated. He indicated that currently buildings in these disri~icts <br />3- <br />