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Planning Commission Minutes Page 3 June 13, 2006 --------------------------- Chair Lemke asked for clarification on the location of the proposed accessory parking area. Mr. Barnhart reviewed the location on the site plan. Corrnnissioner Stevens asked how large the new parking area would be. Mr. Barnhart stated that it would likely be 18'x20', plus the drive aisle area. Chair Lemke asked if 2 driveways are allowed. Planner Chris Leeseberg stated that the ordinance does allow 2 driveways on lots over one acre in size, and on any corner lot. Commissioner Scott asked if the property was located in a cluster development. Mr. Leeseberg stated no. Chair Lemke opened the public hearing. 'T'here being no public comment, Chair Lemke closed the public hearing. Commissioner Anderson asked what type of surface would be used on the new parking area. The applicant stated that it would be the same as the existing driveway, which was Class V. MOTION BY COMMISSIONER OFFERMAN, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER STEVENS TO RECOMMEND APPROVAL OF THE REQUEST BY TAMELA THOMPSON FOR A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT TO ALLOW A HOME SALON, CASE NO. CU 06-14, WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: 1. PARKING BE SETBACK A MINIMUM OF 10 FEET FROM THE PROPERTY LINE 2. iV'LAXIMUM WIDTH OF DRIVEWAYS AT PROPERTY LINE SHALL NOT EXCEED 40 FEET. 3. PARKING AREA, DRIVE, OR WALKS SHALL NOT ENCROACH INTO EXISTING OR FUTURE SEPTIC LOCATIONS. 4. THE BUILDING SHALL MEET ALL BUILDING CODES. 5. THE BUILDING SHALL MEET ALL FIRE CODES. 6. THE HOURS OF OPERATION SHALL NOT BE BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 10 P.M. AND 7 A.M. MOTION CARRIED -0. 5.3. RecTuest by Spectrum High School for a Conditional Use Permit to Allow a School at the Boys & Girls Club, Public Hearing -Case NO. CU 06-15 Planner Chris Leeseberg reviewed the request by Spectrum High School to operate a charter school at the Boys & Girls Club, 905 - 6~h Street, beginning Fall 2006. Spectrum plans to occupy the site for two years and possibly a third year. They plan to open with 60 - 80 students, and the second year serving up to 120 students in the 9~h - 11~h grades. He noted that their goal is to open a permanent facility. Mr. Leeseberg reviewed details of the proposed operation including parking, kitchen use, hours of operation, staffing, busing, parking and circulation issues, and signage. He noted that future proof of parking has been provided and that no parking will be allowed on 6Th Street or Jackson Avenue. Mr. Leeseberg also noted that the current freestanding sign at the entrance is not on the Boys & Girls Club property and will need to be relocated. Staff recommends approval of the request with the nine conditions listed in the staff report.