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The I -P District was not changed with this amendment, but the City has now been <br />petitioned for a CUP incorporating a shipping container in that district. <br />Because the total amount of outdoor storage is significantly limited in the 1 -P District, the <br />7,500 square foot of lot area standard is not applicable. To create a standard for <br />shipping container size ratio that is similar in impact to the 1 -1 District, the 1 -P District <br />could incorporate the above restrictions, but with item c. amended to state that only one <br />shipping container could be used per 15,000 square feet of lot area, or to comply with <br />other area requirements for outdoor storage in the I -P district, whichever is more <br />restrictive. Current I -P storage maximums are 10% of the lot area, or 25% of the <br />building area, whichever is less. A full -size shipping container is 8 feet by 40 feet (320 <br />square feet). <br />Summary and Recommendation <br />The proposed amendment would add maintenance requirements for shipping <br />containers, while creating a parallel standard for total amount of such containers <br />between the 1 -1 and I -P districts. Planning staff recommends the amendment as <br />discussed in this report. <br />Pc: Kathy Glanzer <br />Steve Westerhaus <br />Lee Elfering <br />3 <br />