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2 <br /> <br />Future Land Use per CP Urban Reserve <br />Utility Staging Area Post 2030 <br /> <br />Surrounding Zoning and Land Use <br /> <br />Direction Zoning Current Land Use Future Land Use <br />North <br />(City of Columbus) Residential Rural Residential 2030 Rural <br />Residential <br />East R, Rural Rural Residential Urban Reserve <br />South R, Rural Rural Residential Urban Reserve <br />West R, Rural Rural Residential Urban Reserve <br /> <br />Section 1007.047 regulates Home Occupation Permits. A Level C entails a more intense home <br />occupancy use of the property in regards to the number of on-site employees, customers and <br />traffic and requires a conditional use permit. The ordinance details requirements under (6) <br />General Provisions and (9) Home Occupation Level C. These requirements must be in <br />compliance at all times. See Attachment #4 for a full copy of the ordinance. The applicant has <br />acknowledged these requirements in his submitted narrative. It should be noted that although <br />the applicant uses the word “intend” in many of the responses, the requirements must be met at <br />all times. <br /> <br />Site Plan Review <br /> <br />Site Plan <br /> <br />The applicant submitted an aerial map indicating the locations of the existing house and <br />accessory structures. The home occupation will operate out of the smaller accessory structure <br />near the house noted as #3 on the aerial site plan. No office is proposed on site. Accessory <br />structures #1 and #2 are to be used for personal storage and livestock. An existing parking area <br />behind accessory structure #1 (the former arena) will be utilized for parking of no more than <br />ten (10) business vehicles under 1 ton. The applicant proposes to install an eight (8) foot high <br />screen fence around the parking area. <br /> <br />Per the applicant’s narrative: <br /> <br />“Mobile Maintenance, Inc. is a handyman service that specializes in the repair and service on <br />manufactured homes on the lots where they are located. The daily activities would typically <br />include employees coming to pick up, load materials, go to the jobsite, provide repair services, <br />and return to site to drop off vehicles. Because no repairs to the homes are done at the office, <br />there is typically no equipment used onsite. The materials that would be stored in the accessory <br />structures would typically be furnace parts, plumbing parts, some lumber, and other parts <br />associated with the repair of manufactured homes. There will be no office onsite. Personal <br />vehicle trips per day is less than 10. The number of deliveries and/or pickups is typically trash <br />twice per week and material delivery on Thursdays. Although we are open for business 7 days