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MINUTES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />SEPTEMBER 27, 2006 <br />PLACE - that the City Planner and Planning Commission have recommended <br />VASQUEZ denial of the Special Use Permit and Text Amendment. <br />Macy Vasquez appeared before the Council and submitted a revised <br />business plan which indicated that the spa would serve only one client at a <br />time, by appointment only. A maximum of six clients per day would be <br />served. Business hours would be Monday through Friday, from 11 a.m. to <br />8 p.m., with limited hours on Saturdays, and the business closed on <br />Sundays. Yoga would be conducted two nights per week. <br />Vasquez indicated that if the business grew and became too busy, it would <br />be relocated to a bigger place. Vasquez indicated that the residence is a <br />duplex, and RoberC Angeli would live in one side and she would live in the <br />side where the business would be located. <br />Blesener noted thaC the business would have three employees and quested <br />how they would keep busy serving only one client at a time. Vasquez <br />noted Chat they would not all be there at Che same time and pointed out that <br />their hope would be to have six clients per day. <br />Blesener noted that initially the business was proposed to be much more <br />intense. The City Planner indicated that the initial submittal was to <br />convert the entire side of the duplex into a home occupation. That <br />application was rejected as a home occupation must be accessory to the <br />residential use. The proposal was then downscaled to serve one or two <br />clients at a time, up to 18 per day, open seven days per week between the <br />hours of I I a.m. to 8 p.m. That proposal was presented to the Planning <br />Commission. The Planning Commission recommended denial. The <br />Planner noted that Ms Vasquez has this evening presented a further <br />downscaled business plan. The Planner felt that the proposal submitted <br />this evening was closer to what a typical home occupation would be. <br />Keis questioned how the City would control the home occupation going <br />forward, and asked how many employees this business would have. <br />Vasquez replied thaC there would be three employees. Keis asked how the <br />City would prevent Che home occupation from scheduling mulCiple <br />appointments. <br />Allan noted that the business plan presented to the Planning Commission <br />was more intense and asked what has changed. Vasquez indicated that <br />they had no idea of what the actual business plan would be when they <br />went before the Planning Commission. <br />Blesener expressed concern that the business plan was downsized in an <br />effort to get approval from the Council. Vasquez indicated that the <br />2 <br />