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<br />Case File: CU 07-10 <br />Page 4 <br /> <br />Commercial Kennel License <br />J .aura Osman <br /> <br />Planning Commission Action <br />One resident spoke at the public hearing and expressed his concerns with the request. He stated the area <br />is a residential neighborhood and the increased noise from barking would not be desired. He also <br />submitted a petition from surrounding property owners that are not in favor of the request. <br /> <br />A second resident did state that there are many dogs in the area and spoke of the concern of dog waste, <br />in general, in people's yard. <br /> <br />The applicant gave a brief history of the negative relationship between themselves and the surrounding <br />neighbors in regards to the past attempts of land acquisitions to assemble a larger tract of land for <br />development. <br /> <br />There was discussion related to when a Commercial Kennel license is required. Section 30-1 Definitions <br />states: Kennel, commercial, means any premises where more than three (3) animals over six months if age are boarded, <br />trained or bred fOr compensation. The applicant currently does provide kenneling service for up to three dogs <br />on site, which does not require a kennel license. <br /> <br />The applicant was asked if the dogs would have any type of identification indicating they were from the <br />kennel, should one ever get out of the kennel. Staff spoke with the applicant after the meeting, and they <br />said they would be willing to attach tags to the dog's collars with information on where they came from. <br /> <br />The Planning Commission recommended approval of the request with a 5-1 vote. <br /> <br />Respectfully Submitted <br /> <br />Chris Leeseberg <br />Park Planner / Planner <br /> <br />Action <br /> <br />Motion by_ <br /> <br />Second by _ <br /> <br />Vote <br /> <br />Follow Up <br /> <br />S:\PLANNING\Case Files\CUP\CU 07-tO Osman\CU 07-tO_CC.doc <br />