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conditional use permit to maintain four horses on property that includes 2.5 acres <br /> property and four acres of leased land. ,~'~::;~f <br /> . ~.,~:.-~ <br /> <br /> Further discussion: Commissioner Watson stated that the use seems consistent ~((~eexisting <br /> neighborhood. Commissioner Wivoda inquired as to what the rules are pertai~i~g:;tO reased~ land. <br /> Community Development Director Frolik explained that City Code does a0~ii~ecify tha~'¢~d <br /> property can be taken into consideration when calculating the numbe~(~i,!;¢ermitted <br /> Commissioner Watson inquired if there was an opportunity to a~.;,:4easei~,'(~perty into <br /> ordinance. Commumty Development D~rector Frohk recommended(:havmg '~he Horse Care <br /> Board review the issue. Consensus of the Commission was:.~/~?i~av~ffie:.:Horse Care Board <br /> consider the ~ssue. <br /> <br /> Motion Carried. Voting Yes: Acting Chairperson Johns6~Commissi0ii~,,Wivoda, Reeve, and <br /> Watson. Voting No: None. .:~..:~. ~-:.,:~: <br /> <br /> Motion by Commissioner Johnson, seconded by Commissioner'~oda, to recommend that City <br /> Council approve the Conditional Use Permit request from Theres~iDahlheimer to maintain four <br /> horses on property that includes 2.5 acres of owned property and fo~/::~es offIe~e land based <br /> on the Findings of Fact #. .: ~:. 3:.:_.:. :~:.. ....~, <br /> <br /> Motion Carried. Voting Yes: Acting Chairpersc~n Johmon,. Commissic~'~er~ Wivoda, Reeve, and <br /> ~" ~ii:i'! ~'":~5:':~:~:';'-:'~ ~ <br /> Watson. Voting No: None. i' :(:.. ~ :,:~' .... ~-~ ,~---~-' <br /> <br /> Case #5: Reconsider Request for pteIiminary Plat and: Site Plan Approval of Orchard <br /> Hills;:-Case of Homestead Multi'Family Dev~i'°pment <br /> <br />Community D~Veiopment'Director Frolik Sided ~at M/kc Schneider of Homestead Multi~ <br />Family D~v~t'6pment applied:for preliminar~/P!'a~i:~and site plan approval of a 42 for-sale <br />townhome dex, elopment on. the property locat~s0~th of 153rd Avenue NW. and Bill's Superette <br />and em~'~)fS'fi Francis Blv&:i(State.Highwa~i~:~7). On December 5, the Planning Commission <br />conducted a pubiic_ h g- ana r o a dea Council approval of the preliminary plat and site <br />plan for Orchard'i~.~(' The plat did ~i~implement the density transition requirements of City <br />,~:~['~~:Chapter 14: '~(;Ho.,wever, the Subject Property would have been exempted from density <br />in the prdpo ed_ora ance that would establish that requirement in the Zoning and <br />Subdivisibn. Chapter of city Code, which ordinance the Planning Commission forwarded to City <br />Council for"adbption, onD~cember 19, the City Council did not adopt.the density transition <br />ordinance. W~en the Orchard Hills development proposal was presented to City Council on <br />January 9, the City Attorney advised the City Council to refer the Orchard Hills cases back to the <br />Planning Co~sion_, to document discussion of the Charter requirement as it pertains to <br />:Orchard HillS?ahd reasons for proceeding with the plat· Accordingly, City Staff has drafted <br /> ':¥~[_'~dings o~:'fa~t to document that the City Charter requirement for density transitioning was <br /> "~addi:esse~?The findings of fact document that all versions of the draft density transition <br /> ord[rtafic-~' propose to exempt properties that were zoned for multi-family residential prior to the <br /> Ctiarter amendment, provide the option for persons owning land adjacent to a development <br /> <br />-80- <br /> <br />Planning Commission/February 6, 2001 <br /> Page 8 of 11 <br /> <br /> <br />