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COUNCIL MINUTES MARCH 10, 2003 <br />DRAFT <br />S68 Community Development Director Grochala stated that when a request comes in, the Council decides <br />669 if the application is appropriate, and if not, the applicant can come back with another request. He <br />670 stated the City Council can also change the zoning map to make it consistent with the Comprehensive <br />671 Plan, noting that the last zoning map was prepared many years ago, and the City Council has the <br />672 authority to change it. <br />673 <br />674 Councilmember Carlson asked if this was an involved process. Community Development Director <br />675 Grochala stated that depends on the extent of the changes. He stated that anything greater than five <br />676 acres only requires an ad in the paper, whereas anything under five acres requires notification to <br />677 everyone within 350 feet of the property. He stated that it is typical for cities to prepare a new zoning <br />678 map when they adopt a new Comprehensive Plan. <br />679 <br />680 Councilmember Carlson asked what the Council would base their decision on when a request comes <br />681 in. Community Development Director Grochala indicated they would need to take into account the <br />682 text language of the Comprehensive Plan, look at the surrounding uses, the function of the roads <br />683 servicing the parcel, etc. He added that parcels adjacent to intersections would see a higher class of <br />684 service use. <br />685 <br />686 Councilmember Carlson stated that when looking at R-2, 3 and 4 it says these shall apply only in <br />687 these situations. She asked if this was similar for commercial districts. Community Development <br />688 Director Grochala indicated it was not. With R-2, 3 and 4 the City is saying they will give flexibility <br />089 with the types of development. The City will look at what they are trying to accomplish, and make <br />690 sure impacts are evaluated too. <br />691 <br />692 Mayor Bergeson asked Community Development Director Grochala to highlight and summarize the <br />693 changes they have agreed upon. <br />694 <br />695 Community Development Director Grochala indicated Staff is seeking approval of the zoning <br />696 ordinance with minor changes 1-10 as outlined in the memo dated March 10, 2003, also including the <br />697 Environmental Board comment changes 1 and 2, with the revision on page 3-73 of item 3.5.K.1. and <br />698 2. as it relates to vehicle parking on 2 Y2 to 10 acre parcels, with no more than two vehicles 11,075 <br />699 pounds or greater, with the three conditions discussed, and no changes as relating to tree service uses, <br />700 and the addition from page 2-5 of items f. and h. to 2-6. <br />701 <br />702 Councilmember O'Donnell moved to approve SECOND READING of Ordinance No. 08-03, <br />703 Amended Zoning Ordinance. Councilmember Dahl seconded the motion. <br />704 <br />705 Councilmember Carlson noted this has been a long process, and she thanks Staff, the Task Force <br />706 headed by Councilmember O'Donnell, and the others who have worked on this. She indicated the <br />707 importance of the ordinance and stated that as the mayor earlier supported something he was not in <br />708 favor of, she would support this because of the amount of work put into it. She stated that they may <br />709 run into problems in the future, but this has been a give and take process and they have reached a <br />•710conclusion. <br />11 <br />16 <br />