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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes <br /> December 18, 2001 <br /> • Page 2 <br /> 1 VIII. HEARINGS. <br /> 2 8.1 Villap-e North, LLP, 2801 37`" Avenue Northeast: Conditional use permit for packaging <br /> 3 of wax and other components into candle products. <br /> 4 Henry indicated that, at the request of the applicant, on November 27, 2001, the City <br /> 5 Council adopted wax and scented wax manufacturing processes to be added under <br /> 6 permitted conditional use in the Light Industrial zoning district. She continued that the <br /> 7 applicant was now requesting a conditional use permit for a company called Essenco to <br /> 8 occupy the building at 2801 3Th Avenue Northeast. Essenco manufactures candles. <br /> 9 <br /> 10 Henry stated that residents in the vicinity of the light industrial building at 280137" <br /> 11 Avenue Northeast have complained to City staff of perfumed odors coming from the <br /> 12 building over the last three to four weeks. Henry added that City staff has confirmed <br /> 13 Essenco already occupies the building and has begun its operation. <br /> 14 <br /> 15 Henry indicated that Ken Solie has offered the concept of a review board as a possible <br /> 16 remedy if there is a problem with smell in the neighborhood. However, Henry stated,the <br /> 17 City Attorney has advised staff the City should not delegate its regulation to a citizen's <br /> 18 review committee, rather the City should have enforceable conditions in the conditional <br /> 19 use permit. <br /> 20 <br /> 21 Henry concluded that the difficulty with this case is defining the problem: When has the <br /> • 22 odor reached the public nuisance level? Is there a way to measure the smell? Or is it <br /> 23 merely subjective? <br /> 24 <br /> 25 Ken Solie, owner of the building, came forward and agreed that it was very difficult to <br /> 26 set conditions of what determines a problem with odor. He continued that they looked at <br /> 27 four other cities that have ordinances in place that are relatable, and how they quantified <br /> 28 the condition. <br /> 29 <br /> 30 Solie indicated that they contacted the code compliance people in four different cities to <br /> 31 see if they have had a problem relating to odor from the facilities in their cities. He <br /> 32 stated that all four people indicated that they have not experienced any difficulties with <br /> 33 the candle manufacturing company in their city. <br /> 34 <br /> 35 Solie indicated that he had researched different ways to quantify an odor problem and <br /> 36 ways that it could be attached to a conditional use permit. Through his research, Solie <br /> 37 learned that the only way to determine the intensity of an odor was through human smell. <br /> 38 <br /> 39 Solie proposed that they devise some sort of criteria that would determine the point at <br /> 40 which an odor would be a problem. He suggested a condition that stated: if complaints <br /> 41 were received from residents, it would lead to the assembly of a committee through an <br /> 42 unbiased process, or they would retain a consultant to aid them in establishing their <br /> 43 criteria regarding the issue of odor. <br /> 44 <br /> 45 Solie continued that they have looked at the mechanical systems of the building to ensure <br /> 46 that everything was operating properly in the building. He indicated that he hired Dan <br /> 47 Shinlof, of Mechanical Operations, who has gotten the mechanical systems in the <br /> 48 building running properly. <br />
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