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ISG <br />dome does not increase the number of people coming to the building. Rather, the height is necessary for <br />athletic practice operations. <br />3. Have the effect of allowing any uses prohibited in the applicable zoning district, permit a lesser degree of <br />public health, safety, and general welfare protection than established by this chapter, or permit standards <br />which are lower than those required by state law. <br />Response: The proposed use is permitted within the zone district and granting a height variance does not <br />permit a lesser degree to the public health, safety or welfare. <br />4. Increase the danger of fire or endanger the public safety. <br />Response: The increased height request does not increase the danger of fire or to the public. Our team <br />has met with the city building division and will be conducting operations and designing the facility to <br />comply with the building code. <br />5. Unreasonably diminish or impair established property values within the neighborhood, or in any way be <br />contrary to the intent of this chapter. <br />Response: The proposed facility and the height variance request would not negatively impact or impair <br />property values in the area. On the contrary, this type of facility has a proven history of revitalizing local <br />business and supporting economic development in the local community. <br />6. Violate the intent and purpose of the comprehensive plan. <br />Response: The increased height request does not violate the intent and purpose of the comprehensive <br />plan. A height variance is critical to the design and function of this dome. By granting a height variance, <br />this proposed design will then become viable and will allow the development application to proceed. The <br />athletic training facility will be an asset to the community, offering a gathering place for youth, families <br />and adult athletes to train in athletics. This supports goals of community -building, health and wellness <br />and economic development. <br />7. Violate any of the terms or conditions of subsection (b)(2)b of this section. <br />Response: A height variance would not violate an of the terms or conditions in subsection (b)(2)b. <br />A check for the application fees and escrow was mailed to the city on 12/9/22. Enclosed with the application <br />submittal for review are the following documents: <br />1. Land Development Application <br />2. LRRWMO Application <br />3. Connexus Authorization <br />4. Title Report <br />5. Vesting Deed <br />6. Code Analysis <br />7. Site/Civil Plans <br />8. Rendering <br />Page 3 <br />952.426.0699 + www.ISGInc.com <br />