Planning Commission Agenda and Packet 2011 01 13

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McCartney stated the distance is approximately 600' to the western side of Hecla Street. Sheets asked if there will be a fence. McCartney stated the applicant should answer her question. Brauneis stated a concern with the noise factor and the close proximity to offices. McCartney discussed other locations in the City where kennels are permitted in a use by right by the type of zoning. Russell asked why a kennel would be a use by right in a commercial zone while in an industrial zone it is a SRU. McCartney stated he was not working in Louisville w - e use by right was established for the specific zone district so he coul• • er his question. Applicant Presentation: Tim Nissen, owner of The Divine Canine, 11 •uth St. stated hi wife, Sarah, could not attend this evening. He stated h not have a prepare resentation but would answer any questions the Commissioners •ht have. Commission Questions of Staff and Applicant: Lipton asked if there is a fire sup • -ssion system he building. Nissen stated the Department o ® e does but the business does have smok d •on mon same practice will be followed at th- -w lo ation. The other Commiss applicant. Members of the Rick Brew, Takoda he had a noise abatement issue Russell stated Public Hearing Closed Commission Comments: Planning Commission Meeting Minutes November 18, 2010 Page 6 of 10 equire a sprinkler system detectors installed. The d the • o additional questions of the operty owner to the proposed dog daycare - • staff and the applicant for the work they have done. He stated the pr • • • - • i • n of the 370' distance is acceptable to Takoda Dev ment. He s . '• the proposed limitation will provide an approximate separation of 600' wit • ' e proposed townhomes at Takoda. dditional question for the applicant. Are there any the change of site? Nissen stated they h - done no additional noise abatement to the current site and they had no plan to modify the proposed site He continued with a discussion regarding the proposed uses for the site: kennels, outside play groups of dogs, fencing, retail, training and grooming. Rob Lathrop, 601 Johnson St., owner of the subject property spoke about the business owners and how he has been impressed them and their dedication to making the business a viable business in Louisville. Staff and Applicant Summary and Recommendation: None heard.