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Planning Commission Minutes May 23, 2023 Page 3 Deann Wells, 10296 209`' Ave NW, questioned if the site met city standards for outdoor storage. Mr. Rucks asked about the weight restrictions for streets being used by the applicant. He also asked about a fire protection plan for the site as well as for the neighbors. He added that, if there was power washing occurring on site, there would need to be a flammable waste tank. Mr. Leeseberg stated a condition could be added to limit access to the property by driveway only. Commissioners were not in favor of the application, citing the inability to meet some of the conditions of the CUP and its effect on neighboring properties. Commissioner Mauren asked if there was any way to confirm usage of the property and the presence of fuel on the site. Mr. Leeseberg stated he could ask the applicant for photos of the interior but may have to consult the city attorney on what is permitted. Moved by Commissioner Beise and seconded by Commissioner Booth to continue this item to the June 27, 2023 Planning Commission meeting. Motion carried 7-0. 4.4 US Home LLC & Rick Foster — Property IDs #75-136-1300, 2400, 3100, 3200, 4200, 4300 ■ Zone Change from Rid (Single Family) to PUD (Planned Unit Development), Case No. ZC 23-05 ■ Conditional Use Permit for a Planned Unit Development (PUD), Case No. CU 23-10 ■ Preliminary Plat for Bradford Park Development, Case No. P 23-04 Mr. Carlton presented the staff report. Commissioner Mauren asked about the breakdown of 55-foot and 65-foot-wide lots. Mr. Carlton stated there were 112 55-foot lots and 202 65-foot lots proposed. The Commission was not in favor of so many small lots located in the southeast corner proposed as the second phase of the development area. The commission will not act on that portion at this meeting. Chair Larson -Vito opened the public hearing. Gregory Hammer, 9834 187'' Ln NW, expressed concern about the effect on wildlife. He was concerned about increased traffic. Bob Schilz, 18499 Olson St NW, asked about the impact to his property site lines. Mr. Carlton referenced the proposed topography map and indicated there would be little change to the view near his property. Jim Sweazey, 18434 Cleveland St NW, expressed concern with the mixture of housing types proposed in the southeast corner in future development. He questioned why the entire project wasn't considered rather than two phases. p01EAEO ®r NATUREI