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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes <br /> September 20, 2005 <br /> Page 7 <br /> 1 window wells the same as St. Paul and that both Cities have side yard setbacks on some <br /> 2 properties that are three to four feet from the property lines. She noted that they also view egress <br /> 3 window wells as always allowable because of the safety issues that they address. She stated that <br /> 4 Ms. Howard, as did the planner from St. Paul, stated that they have never required property <br /> 5 owners to attend public hearings on their requests to prove hardship or to consider economic gain <br /> 6 as an impediment to the allowance and construction of these structures. She stated that it is <br /> 7 considered simply a matter of safety and they can be installed without planning and zoning <br /> 8 review. She stated that it appears to be the same procedure for other Cities that Staff contacted. <br /> 9 <br /> Ms. Moore-Sykes stated that Staff also requested memos from the Building Official and the t. <br /> 10 <br /> 11 Anthony fire Department regarding egress window wells noting that the memos were received <br /> 12 and included their feedback. She stated that since Staff did not find any ordinance language <br /> 13 dealing with egress window wells from other metro communities simply adding egress window <br /> 14 wells to the already existing ordinance text would be the easiest text amendment and reviewed <br /> 15 the proposed text changes with the Commission. <br /> 16 <br /> 909 30t' Avenue, stated that she would be in favor of the propose text <br /> 17 Ramona Steadman, 2 <br /> 18 amendment as long as the side yard and rear yard areas are preserved. She shared her experience <br /> 19 in trying to get an egress window well installed in their home with the Commission. She <br /> 20 explained that Staff had informed her that they would need a variance due to side yard setback <br /> 21 requirements. She indicated that they began this process in June and they still do not have an <br /> 22 egress window well installed. She expressed concerns stating that all they want is a safe area for <br /> 23 their daughter. She noted that surrounding Cities do not require this kind of process adding that <br /> 24 it is her hope that the Commission recommends approval as it saves lives. <br /> 25 <br /> 26 Chair Stromgren closed the public hearing at 7:38 p.m. <br /> 27 <br /> 28 Chair Stromgren clarified that the only question here is whether they make it a staff leve <br /> 29 approval process or do they make it a conditional use permit process to allow for closer review <br /> 30 for unique conditions. He stated that there is argument for both ways noting that he does agree <br /> 31 with the Building Official in that they do not want to make the process overly cumbersome and <br /> 32 discourage people from following through with getting the proper permits. He stated that there <br /> 33 are instances where safety could be an issue and should be considered. <br /> 34 <br /> 35 Commissioner Jensen agreed noting that building permits can include specific stipulations that <br /> 36 are available and easily resolved, accepted or disputed by the applicant without having to get <br /> 37 involved in a governmental permit process, as required by a conditional use permit. He stated <br /> 38 that he would trust a text amendment that <br /> include <br /> not making t a permit ppocessroval that�would <br /> 39 Building Official. He stated that he would advocate <br /> 40 require a Planning Commission timetables. <br /> 41 <br /> 42 Commissioner Young clarified that the permit could trigger inspections by the Building Inspector <br /> 43 and Fire Marshal adding that the packet clearly stated that it would trigger inspections. She <br /> 44 stated that this is a big difference and asked that this be clearly explained. <br /> 45 <br />
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