11-09-09 Planning Comm. Special Agenda

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Because the current plan differs from that previously approved, the following specific approvals are necessary: 1. Planned Unit Development Permit Amendment 2. Comprehensive Sign Plan 3. Architectural Review /~nalvsis Furniture Sales Use. The "Dock 86" furniture clearance center/warehouse would occupy the northern two-thirds of the building (the designated "warehouse" area) and is proposed to be open Fridays through Sundays. The Planning Commission should provide recommendation regarding the acceptability of the proposed "weekend-only" business hours and whether the business should be limited to such hours of operation. It should be understood is that changes to specific conditions of project approval would require the processing of a PUD Permit amendment. Retai! Uses. While the subject site has significant exposure to the adjacent interstate highways, access is limited due to its lack of proximity to a nearby interchange. As such, the previously approved PUD Permit provides for retail uses that do not generate significant amounts of traffic. In this regard, the following specific uses are allowed: 1. Antique or gift shop 2. Art and school supplies 3. Bicycle sales and repair 4. Boat and marine sales (enclosed) 5. Books, office supplies or stationary stores 6. Camera and photographic supplies 7. Carpet, rugs and the 8. Coin and philatelic stores 9. Electrical appliance stores including incidental repair and assembly, but not fabricating or manufacturing 10. Florist shop 11. Furniture stores 12. Furriers when conducted only for retail trade on premises 13. Garden supply stores 14. Gift or novelty store 15. Hardware Less than 50,000 sq. ft. 16. Hobby store 17. Jewelry stores and watch repair 18. Leather goods and luggage stores 2