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REQUEST FOR ACTION ver TO ITEM NUMBER Plannin Commission ~ , AGENDA SECTION MEETING DATE PREPARED BY Plannin anua 11, 2011 Chris Leeseber ,Park Planner-Planner ITEM DESCRIPTION REVIEWED By Request by Furniture Outlets USA for Conditional Use Permit erem Barnhart, Plamziiz Mana er to Amend Existing Elk Park Center PUD Agreement for REVIEWED BY furniture store and associated retail, Public Hearing -Case No. CU 11-01 ACTION REQUESTED Staff recommends that the Planning Commission recommend approval of the Conditional Use Permit request (Planned Unit Development amendment), as illustrated on drawings dated 11/29/10, with the following conditions: 1. As a Conditional Use Permit is not a Building Permit, the applicant shall apply for all require permits. 2. Signage requirements shall be as shown on Proposed Signage for Elk Park Center Exhibit. 3. Landscaped islands with trees shall be added as proposed on Staff's Exhibit A. Construction shall be completed prior to occupancy for any business receiving Signage per this amendment. Applicant Ashley Furniture Location/ Address 19146 Freeport St. (Old Target store Location) 60 Day Rule The City must take action by January 29, 2011 OVERVIEW The applicant is requesting Conditional Use Permit approval to amend the Planned Unit Development Agreement as it relates to signage. In 1994, a Planned Unit Development Agreement was signed, outlining, among other aspects of development, the allowed signage for the main"anchor" buildings and the adjacent buildings. All Signage not expressly stipulated by the Agreement was to conform to the sign ordinance as it applied to the city as a whole. BACKGROUND/PRECEDENT The original Agreement determined signage for the subject site to be T diameter "bulls eye" and 6' high individual internally illuminated letters. These requirements were specifically created for the one tenant that occupied the space, Target In order fox any other business to occupy the space, the PUD agreement should be amended to allow flexibility in signage.