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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes September 18, 2001 Page 3 1 Vice Chair Stille asked if it would affect the parking for the Medical Center. Mr. Lutz stated it 2 would reduce the parking a small amount, but would still be within compliance. 3 Commissioner Hatch stated that, according to the moratorium ordinance, it needed to be a 4 change in use. Chair Melsha stated it was arguable that it was a change in use. Vice Chair 5 Stille added that staff acknowledged that same point, and recommended approval. 6 Motion by Chair Melsha, second by Commissioner Hatch, to recommend approval of the 7 request for Lot Split: Wirth Companies, Lot 1, Block 1, Beutz Addition, contingent upon the 8 moratorium being lifted, and evidence of title being provided for the preliminary plat. 9 Motion carried unanimously. 1 o IX. INFORMATION AND DISCUSSION. 11 9.1 Draft Antenna ordinance Review. 12 Susan Henry indicated that Chris Smith, an attorney assisting Jerry Gilligan,was present to 13 present his draft of the Antenna Ordinance for review by the Planning Commission. 0 4 Commissioner Tillman asked where in the draft it was listed that a conditional use permit(CUP) 5 was required outside of the Telecommunications Overlay District(TOD). Chair Melsha 16 echoed Commissioner Tillman's concern. 17 Mr. Smith indicated that the City wanted to have a TOD where antennas would be a permitted 18 use within certain areas, with specific criteria requirements, and would be approved by City 19 Staff. He added that anything else would require a CUP and approval by the Planning 20 Commission and City Council. 21 Mr. Smith referred to Section 4 of the ordinance, which deals with the TOD. He stated that the 22 intent was that anything that did not fall within the listed provisions of Section 3 would require a 23 CUP. 24 Chair Melsha stated that Mr. Smith's interpretation was accurate. He added that there was 25 confusion because a specific TOD was not identified in the draft. 26 Mr. Smith indicated that he thought it most beneficial to describe the parcels and properties 27 which would be the overlay district, rather than an actual zoning district. 28 Chair Melsha stated that they wanted to exclude commercial properties from the ordinance. Commissioner Thomas suggested that some members of the subcommittee meet with Mr. Smith 30 to clarify some of the details.