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Staff stated one -acre parcels can still be located in a neighborhood setting throughout the city. Also, the <br />2.5 acres was not a determination as to who had enough space, but rather a point that felt appropriate to <br />mitigate impacts to adjacent properties. Many of the concerns from the surveys had to do with how the <br />change would impact their property (noise, odor, values, etc.) which are easier to address on larger lot <br />sizes. Commission members also stated they liked not requiring permits on these lots, which was a <br />concern noted in the surveys. <br />The Planning Comnussion unanimously recommended approval. <br />Financial Impact <br />None <br />Attachments <br />■ March 28, 2017 Planning Commission Staff Memo <br />■ Second Survey Results <br />■ Stormwater Coordinator and Environmental Coordinator Memo <br />■ Ordinance Amendment Document <br />N:\Departments\Community Development\Plamiing\Case Files\Council Review for Direction\Chickens 11-2-2020\OA 17-03 sr CC 05-15-17.docx <br />