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Parking/Circulation <br /> Churches require one parking space for every three seats, based on the design capacity of the main seating <br /> area. The main seating area is approximately 7,000 sgft in size,which would yield 1,000 patrons. Per <br /> ordinance,333 parking stalls are required for the church. <br /> Public elementary schools, junior high schools, or similar private schools require two parking spaces for <br /> each classroom. Eight classrooms are shown on the submitted plans. This would equate to 16 parking <br /> stalls for the Montessori school. <br /> The site has 295 parking stalls on site. While the functions of church services and the school typically do <br /> not overlap,there will be occasions when church events will occur during school time, such as funerals, <br /> requiring 349 parking stalls. The church has been in operation for many years and staff is unaware of any <br /> on-going parking issues. As this proposed use is temporary, staff has no concerns with the site being <br /> short approximately 50 parking stalls. <br /> Applicable Regulation <br /> Before the city council may authorize an interim use,it must make the following findings: <br /> 1. The period of time for nrhich the interim use permit is to begranted will terminate before any adverse impacts are felt <br /> upon adjacentproperties. <br /> The use is intended to be temporary until the applicant can find a permanent location to operate <br /> the school. The church has been in operation for many years and staff does not foresee any <br /> adverse impacts with having school functions operate, on an interim basis,in the existing <br /> structure. <br /> 2. There is adequate assurance that the property avill be left in suitable condition after the use is terminated. <br /> The use is proposed in a fully developed space/site and will be left in the same condition. <br /> 3. The use is similar to uses allon.,ed in the Zoning district in Which the property is located. <br /> Institutional Uses are an allowed use in the RI-c zoning district. <br /> 4. The date or event that mill terminate the use can be identified nvith certainty. <br /> The applicant states the use will last up to 5 years. Staff has also included a condition of approval <br /> that the IUP will terminate after 5 years. <br /> 5. Authorising the use v41I not impose additional costs on the public if it is necessary for the public to take the <br /> property in the future. <br /> Additional cost will not be imposed. <br /> 6. The applicant and user agree to all conditions that the city council deems appropriate for authorization of the <br /> interim use. <br /> The applicant and user agree to all conditions. <br /> 7. The applicant provides assurances deemed adequate by the city council that the use n.411 terminate as provided in the <br /> interim use permit. The city council may require the applicant to deposit a cash amount wab the city, orprovide <br /> some other form of security, to ensure compliance n�ith this criteria. <br /> The termination timeline and establishment of a permanent facility is deemed adequate. <br /> N:\Departments\Community Development\Platuung\Case Files\IUP\IU 19-02 River of Life Church-Three Rivers Montessori Charter School\4- <br /> Plamung Commission\4.2 sr PC 7-23-19.docx <br />
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