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hi ......„ <br /> Request for Action <br /> River <br /> _ , <br /> To Item Number <br /> Planning Commission 4.3 <br /> Agenda Section Meeting Date Prepared by <br /> Public Hearings October 25,2016 BrieAnna Simon,Planner <br /> Item Description Reviewed by <br /> City of Elk River—Ordinance Amendment Zack Carlton,Planning Manager <br /> • Ordinance Amendment to allow commercial Reviewed by <br /> kennels in Central Commercial (C-1) district, <br /> Case No. OA 16-17 <br /> Action Requested <br /> Recommend,by motion,approval of the Ordinance Amendment as proposed. <br /> Background/Discussion <br /> On August 22,2016,the city received a Conditional Use Permit and Land Use Application for a dog <br /> daycare and overnight boarding facility to be located in the Central Commercial (C-1) zoning district at <br /> 503 Jackson Avenue. <br /> The application was first reviewed as a daycare per the zoning examples provided by the applicant.There <br /> appeared to be a precedent that other cities had set in calling the operation a daycare,which is listed as a <br /> conditional use in the C-1 zoning district. On September 27,2016,the Planning Commission showed <br /> support for this facility at the proposed location and unanimously recommended approval. <br /> Following the meeting,additional concerns were raised with classifying a dog daycare the same as a <br /> "licensed daycare facility"as described in the city code. Staff reviewed the examples provided by the <br /> applicant,and contacted a number of cities throughout the area to determine how similar businesses were <br /> approved under their city code.Staff found that many cities classified similar businesses as a commercial <br /> kennel,which was already permitted under their city code,and other cities amended the ordinance after <br /> receiving a request for these facilities. One city approved this type of facility as a"daycare"via the <br /> conditional use permit(CUP) process. <br /> With this information,staff spoke with the applicant and noted that the best avenue for approval would <br /> be to amend the ordinance and clearly identify dog daycare facilities as a permitted use in the C-1 zoning <br /> district. <br /> The City Council reviewed the dog daycare and overnight boarding facility on October 17,2016.After <br /> showing support for this facility at the proposed location in the C-1 zoning district,the application was <br /> tabled until an ordinance amendment permitting the use has been approved. <br /> Similar to other cities,staff is classifying this business as a commercial kennel.A commercial kennel is <br /> defined as any premises where more than three animals over six months of age are boarded,trained or <br /> bred for compensation or are offered for sale,except for animals being raised as agricultural livestock,an <br /> animal hospital,a veterinary clinic or a pet shop. <br /> rrniiii � r <br /> I�JA�'URE <br />
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