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10/16/84 Page -14- Planning Commission meeting had been provided to councilmembers. It was the general feeling of the Planning Commission members that it would be best to keep the limitation on the A-O Zone and as people came in to apply on the Bussiness Office Zone, if it was a larger par- cel those people would have to also specifi- cally show through a P.U.D. process whether there would be any commercial activity involved; and at that time it could be looked at to see if commercial activity would be appropriate in that area. Mr. Rautenstraus stated with respect to the RRR Zone a clarification was made which was sug- gested at the Planning Commission. This was in this zone the lot sizes maybe from 20,000 s.f. up to 5 acres; however there can be no more than one unit per acre. In a situation where a parcel maybe larger than 5 acres, there could be no more than 2 units in a parcel between 5 and 10 acres. He also stated that a change was made with respect to the height limitation on page 6 of the zone - this was changed from 50' to 40'. Mayor Meier continued the public hearing and asked if there were any public comments either in favor or against Ordinance No. 838. None Any public questions. None. Council questions and comments. Councilman Leary Referred to Section 2 L. Business Office - "This district :is intended for a broader range of uses than the Administrative Office zone, including limited commercial activities", and inquired if someone comes in requests the B-0 zone how can we deny them the commercial use? Mr. Rautenstraus felt that what Council would have to look for as far as what uses are ap- propriate fit under the "Use" groups and most of the commercial activities listed there are Special Review Uses; and if someone did come in under the B-O Zone we would at that time want to emphasize the fact that they are Special Review Uses for commercial activities and of course you can always have an agreement that limits some of the types of uses that are allowed. He did feel that some type of limited commercial would be appropriate in this zone. Mr. Leary suggested the wording with possible limited commercial activityrather than "includ- ing limited, etc."