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CITY COUNCIL / CHARTER COMMISSION MEETING <br />STAFF REPORT <br />STAFF ORIGINATOR: Roberta Colotti, CIVIC, City Clerk <br />MEETING DATE: April 10, 2025 <br />TOPIC: Zoning Regulations: Minium Distances Between Businesses <br />INTRODUCTION <br />At the January 9, 2025 Charter Commission meeting the Commission discussed the matter of <br />similar types of businesses locating within a short distance of each other. There was debate and <br />discussion on the value in establishing zoning regulations requiring a certain distance between <br />businesses of the same type. This item was continued to the April 10th Joint Meeting for <br />discussion with the City Council. <br />BACKGROUND <br />Attached is a memo from the City Attorney regarding zoning regulations governing minimum <br />distances between businesses of the same type. <br />Excerpt from 01-09-25 Charter Commission Draft Minutes <br />Zoning Regulations: Minimum Distance Between Businesses <br />Is there any way of limiting the distance of similar businesses within one area <br />Chair Dahl asked if there is a way to limit similar businesses within one area. <br />The City Clerk stated that a memorandum was prepared by the Community Development Director on this <br />topic and was included in the packet. It was noted that further legal review would be required to fully <br />answer this question. <br />Chair Dahl stated that there is an existing tire shop and now a new one will be opening soon across the <br />street, which she did not see as competition but an issue that would cause one business to go out of <br />business. She asked if something could be put in ordinance to ensure a distance between similar types of <br />businesses. <br />Commissioner Damiani used the example of gas stations, banks, and liquor stores that commonly choose <br />to be located in similar manners. <br />Commissioner Rodriguez commented that she did not believe that the City should limit who goes into <br />business or which property they purchase. She stated that customers will choose the business they want <br />to frequent. <br />Commissioner Trehus commented that quality design was a topic during the recent elections, which is <br />why he believes that this topic would also be good for the joint meeting with the City Council. <br />
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