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Planning Commission Regular Meeting Minutes March 18, 2025 Page 4 Chair Socha asked if any of the Commissioners are opposed to the sign. Commissioner Morita 1 stated he has no objection since it fulfills all the requirements of the Ordinance. 2 3 Commissioner Mayne asked about the dimming of the light. Mr. Grittman stated it will be less 4 in the evening hours. 5 6 Chair Socha stated the Commission needs to consider if this would be disruptive to the 7 neighborhood. He appreciates the concerns Mr. Hanson has brought forward, however it does 8 not change the criteria. 9 10 Commissioner Corneille asked if there are issues, could the ordinance be looked at by the 11 Council. Chair Socha stated the Planning Commission can make recommendations to the City 12 Council if necessary. 13 14 Motion by Commissioner Morita, seconded by Commissioner Hark, to recommend the City 15 Council approve a Resolution Approving a Request for a Conditional Use Permit for an 16 Electronic Dynamic Display Sign at 2708 33rd Avenue NE in the R-1, Single Family 17 Residential Zoning District. 18 19 Motion carried 7-0. 20 21 Mr. Grittman noted this will come before Council at their April 8, 2025 meeting. 22 23 2. CUP – 0 FOSS RD 24 25 Chair Socha opened the public hearing at 7:42 p.m. 26 27 City Planner Grittman reviewed before the Commission this evening is a request for a 28 Conditional Use Permit for a 34-unit Assisted Living Facility on a 0.86-acre parcel at 0 Foss 29 Road. The parcel is vacant except for a garage building in the southeast corner of the site. 30 That building would be removed without impacting other property rights on neighboring land. 31 The project requires a Conditional Use Permit for a senior residential building of between 20 32 and 40 units per acre, and the applicant has prepared a plan that requires approval of a 33 variance to the south (side yard) setback (reducing the setback from 20 feet to 10.5 feet), and a 34 variance to parking requirements, reducing the parking supply from 37 to 11 parking spaces 35 and waiving the requirement for underground parking on the site. 36 37 Mr. Grittman displayed drawings showing the location of the property. The Minimum CUP 38 Requirements in R-4 Zoning include: 39 1. 75% of parking supply is required to be underground. 40 2. Parking supply totals 1.1 spaces per unit. 41 3. The facility is located on a collector street or has alternative transit options arranged 42 for tenants. 43 4. Unit sizes below standard City requirements must identify a transitional plan 44 supporting redesign if the facility changes to a general market facility. 45 5. Density is limited to between 20 and 40 units per acre. 46