Planning Commission Agenda and Packet 2009 05 14

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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes April 10, 2008 Page 10 of 13 5) The Special Review Use is granted to the applicant only and is for a maximum of 60 students. Roll Call Vote: Name Vote Jeff Lipton Yes Chris Pritchard Excused Susan S. Loo Yes Gail Hartman Yes Monica Sheets Yes Cary Tengler Yes Scott Russell Yes Motion passed: 6 to 0 (1 absent) ➢ Resolution No. 08, Series 2008; Aggregate Industry — A request to rezone the subject property from Industrial (I) to Mixed Use -Residential (MU-R). Located at 1125 Short Street, Lots 2, 3 & 4, Block C, Industrial Area and Tracts 2966 and 692. Case No. 08-001-ZN. (Continued from March 20, 2008.) • Applicant and Owner: Aggregate Industries (Michael Refer) Representative: Bagley Development Consultants (Kent Bagley) Case Manager: Paul Wood, Planning Director Public Notice: Hearing was continued from a previous meeting date of March 20, 2008. Therefore, a new notice was not required. Staff noted the mailing area for the public notice was expanded from the required 500' area to 1500'. Also, the property was posted with a sign. Conflict of Interest and Disclosure: None heard. Staff Report of Facts and Issues: Wood cussed the following: A request for approval of Resolution No. 08, Series 2008 approving a request to rezone the subject parcel from City of Louisville Industrial (I) to City of Louisville Mixed Use Residential (MU-R). ect property is located adjacent to and on the east side of the BNSF Railroad right-of-way, on Short Street and known as 1125 Short Street. ▪ The property is approximately 4.9 acres in area. Property is currently occupied by a concrete batch plant and associated building structures. • The rezoning request is a voluntary request. Wood stated the request was reviewed for compliance with the LMC Section 17.44.050 which is the rezone criteria. Following is a summary of the findings supporting each of the criteria. 1) The subject parcel was not zoned in error, but as presently zoned is no longer consistent with the City's Comprehensive Plan.