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2 •A detached accessory building with a footprint of approximately 1,512 square feet, exceeding the maximum by-right allowance of 1,500 square feet. •A detached accessory structure with a height of approximately 20 feet 4 inches, exceeding the maximum by-right height of 18 feet or the height of the principal structure, whichever is less. o The principal structure is 15 feet 11 inches in height. •Use of post-frame construction and finished metal exterior materials, which require Conditional Use Permit approval under the City’s zoning regulations. The proposed structure would be constructed on a continuous foundation and used for private, year- round indoor recreational activities by the household. Request of the Council The applicant is requesting approval of a Conditional Use Permit for a residential detached accessory structure. A Conditional Use Permit is a discretionary approval that allows certain uses or development features that are permitted under the City Code only when specific criteria are met. Unlike by-right development, a Conditional Use Permit requires the Planning Commission and City Council to evaluate whether a proposal is compatible with its surroundings and consistent with the intent of the zoning regulations. Unlike a variance, a Conditional Use Permit addresses uses or development features that are allowed by the City Code, subject to site-specific review. Approval may include conditions to mitigate impacts, ensure compatibility, or address site-specific circumstances. The applicable standards and detailed analysis of the proposal’s compliance with those standards are provided in Attachment A – Planning and Zoning Analysis Memo, which is intended to serve as the technical record for the application. Relevant City Code Sections The following sections of the City Code are applicable to this request: 1.Chapter 904, Table 904-6 2.Section 914.130 3.Section 915.020 4.Section 917.070 Outside Agency Review Because the proposed project would disturb less than 20,000 square feet of land and the property is not located on a County roadway, no outside agency review is required. The City’s Building Official reviewed the application materials in coordination with the Community Development Director and identified no immediate concerns. The Building Official noted that final construction plans will be required to be stamped by a licensed design professional due to the structure being an occupiable space. Public Comment