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Based on public comment, the Commission recommended that the proposed hours of operation be on1yT for residential occupations that receive an IUP and that permitted residential occupations mayT operate 24/7. Permitted occupations generally take place within the home and would not impact adjacent residential properties. For prohibited uses, the Commission did not specifically- discuss prohibition of motor vehicle repairs other than a comment on repairing internal combustible engines, which also had no public comment Staff asks the Cit�r Council to review this change and provide direction to prohibit motor vehicle repairs or continue to allow the use. The Commission's recommendation is to prohibit the use in residential areas. Outdoor storage was most discussed b�T the public. The Commission on their initial review and recommendation supported prohibiting outdoor storage and agreed it was beneficial for propertyT owners to be able to request outdoor storage as it `vould be evaluated on a case-byT-case basis using an NP application. There was no direction on the parameters of outdoor storage such as size, location, screening, or should it allow work vehicles/equipment in addition to materials, products, and dumpsters. The proposed language outlines outdooY stoYage as the Commission Yecommended. If the Council agYees with maintaining outdooY storage, staff Yecommends that outdoor storage be limited to the R1-a district on lots 10- acres or larger and shall follow Section 30-807 outdoor storage, to include screening and paving. The CityT Council should also consider a setback for storage as it could be as close to 10-feet from a propert�T line in a residential district, and as close as 30-feet from a single-familyT home. A separation of 50-feet or more from all adjacent residential structures should be considered. Outdoor Stora�e Outdoor storage is not allo`ved in the cinT's commercial districts as it is not compatible with uses in those districts. Outdoor storage is generally expected to be located `vithin industrial districts. With approval of the amendment as proposed byT the commission, outdoor storage would be allowed in: ■ Industrial Districts I-1 and I-2 o CUP required, accessoryT to principal use. o Must be paved with approved surface. o Completely screened public ROW and commercial/residential zoned parcels. ■ Business Park District o CUP, accessor�T to principal use, multiple regulations including size limit. o Must be paved �vith approved surface. o Completelyr scYeened public ROW and commeYcial/Yesidential zoned paYcels. ■ Extreme CommeYcial Recreation (ER� o CUP, accessoryT to principal use, multiple regulations including size limit. o Must be paved with approved surface. o Completely screened public ROW and commercial/residential zoned paYcels. ■ Commercial Reserve Transition o NP required, accessory to principal use. o Must be paved with approved surface. o Completel�T screened public ROW and commercial/residential zoned parcels. ■ All Residential Districts o No Yegulations Yecommended b�r the Planning Commission. o Should outdoor storage be more restricted/regulated in residential districts than it is in industrial districts?