Planning Commission Minutes 1999 07 13

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Commissioner Lipton made a motion to approve Resolution No. 32, Series 1999, with the changes made by the Planning Commission. Seconded by Commissioner Pritchard. Chairman Boulet stated that he has tremendous amount of respect for Paul Wood and if he thinks that he can get these items ironed out by the time it goes to City Council he will give him his full support. Lipton read a new Condition No. 20 to read, “The applicant must submit a separate sign package to the Planning Commission for approval.” A second recommendation was offered to read, “That the applicant in submitting the signage package will include a monument sign for the Comfort Inn.” Solek made a friendly amendment to Condition No. 9 to read, “That drive-thru uses are also prohibited.” Lipton made a friendly amendment to the include Recommendation No. 1 in the motion. Second agreed. Roll Call Vote: Betty Solek, Yes; Chris Pritchard, Yes; Patricia Thompson, Yes; Jeff Lipton, Yes; Bill Boulet, Yes. Motion passes 5:0. A five-minute recess was taken. B.Resolution No. 33, Series 1999, 608 Main Street, Special Review Use for an acupuncture school, acupuncture and massage clinic and related office space. Staff Public Notice Certification: Ken Johnstone, Principal Planner, certified that public notice was published in the Daily Camera on June 27, 1999, mailed to surrounding property owners on June 25, 1999, and posted in City Hall. All Planning Commissioners verified that they were familiar with the site. Staff Report and Facts and Issues: Mr. Johnstone presented the details of this matter as stated in the staff report. Staff is forwarding Resolution No. 33, Series 1999, to the Planning Commission with six conditions of approval. Commission Questions: Boulet asked if 40 students in a 1900 s.f. building is beyond the permissible occupancy for a building of this size. 7