HomeMy WebLinkAbout2015.01.06 CC PowerPoint Bellamy CUPConditional Use Permit
Cindy Bellamy and Shirley Smith
17260 Ingersoll Avenue North
City Council Meeting
Monday, January 6, 2015
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Description of Request
•The applicant is requesting approval of a conditional
use permit (CUP) to allow double the amount of
animal units allowed on property.
•The number of animal units allowed on the
property is determined by lots size.
•The applicant is requesting to have 14 horses on the
property, where 7 is allowed by ordinance.
•The ordinance allows double the amount of animal
units, with a CUP and an approved facilities and
waste management plan.
12-15-14 City Council Meeting
• Staff recommended approval of application, subject to
the conditions listed in the CUP.
• PC recommended approval of application, with a
revision to the CUP.
•The City Council discussed the application and tabled
the request.
• There were four items the City Council asked staff to work
with the applicant on and to evaluate.
Update
1. Work with the applicant on reducing the number of
horses
• The applicant would like continue to request 14 horses.
• The CUP does not let breeding to occur until the number of
horses is less than 14.
• The applicant stating she plans on reducing the amount, but
would like room for breeding.
2. Evaluate the elevations of the paddocks
• 12-18-15 site visit to evaluate paddock elevation due to
manure pile-up.
• All the lots, with exception to Lot E, were close to the same
grade as the concrete pad of the pole barn.
Update, cont.
3. Work with the applicant on manure application and
removal
• Conditions #8 and #111 state that manure from Lot E shall
be removed from the property.
• Condition #51 states that the management plan shall be
followed. The plan allows for a portion to be spread on the
property.
4. Evaluate culvert location
• Conditions #8 and #9 requires Lot E to be graded and the
culvert relocated by June 1, 2015.
• At that time, it can be determined if the culvert location
needs to be revised or needed at all.
CUP Application Request
• Land Use Application
• City Code has standards that need to be met for
approval.
• The City's discretion in approving or denying a CUP is
limited to whether it meets the standards.
• If it meets the standards the City must approve the CUP.
Options
• Approve the CUP application request, with the
conditions listed in the CUP.
• Approve the CUP application request, with
modifications to the conditions listed in the CUP.
• Deny the CUP application request,
• Shall be based on the standards for approval of a CUP.
CUP Criteria
*Permissible by Law
•The ordinance allows double the amount of animal units,
with a CUP and approval of a facilities and waste
management plan.
*Spirit and Intent
•The spirit and intent of the Livestock ordinance is to allow
animals on properties in the Agricultural and Rural
Residential zoning district based on the number of acres
of a property.
•The ordinance allows up to double the animal unit density
by CUP subJ'ect to an approved facility management and
waste -handling plan.
•The applicant has applied for CUP and has submitted a
facility and waste management plan that is acceptable to
the staff.
• It is in staff's opinion that that the use meets the spirit
and intent of the ordinance.
CUP Criteria, cont.
• Compatible with Comprehensive Plan and Character of
the Area
• The Comprehensive Plan guides this property as
Agricultural and anticipates agricultural activities to occur
in this area.
• The character of the area is comprised of large parcels of
land, either vacant, occupying single family home and
accessory buildings, or occupied with various agricultural
uses.
• The applicant is requesting 14 horses to be allowed on
the property.
• The property has a home, accessory buildings, and
horses. The proposed use is compatible with the
comprehensive plan and is within the character of the
area.
CUP Criteria, cont
• Screening and Buffers
• The use is permitted in the Agricultural zoning district.
• The use is not required to be screened.
• The applicant is requesting additional horses on site.