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Chairperson Nixt asked how much fill will be needed. Mr. Rob ?? stated they will need about 6 to 8 thousand yards and some will come from the pond and some will be imported. Chairperson Nixt asked who is benefiting from the easement to the private road. Assistant Community Development Director Frolik stated the City owns this and will maintain it. · . .r~' ~ .~:~-~ . Motion b Commissioner Nixt, seconded by Comm~sstoner;Lexr~e,?to recommend that C~ty Council ~rant anproval of the proposed s~te plan contmgenL upon compliance w~th C~ty Staff Review Letter dated March 28, 2006· ?)(~ ~ ~;,~ :: (:; ?::× It was noted Commissioner Brauer stepped out. Motion Carried. Voting Yes: Chairperson Nixt, ~6mm~SS!6'ners, Levine, CI~Vel~d, Hunt, and TritesRolle Voting No None Absent: Commissi0~¥~SC0~: Abstain: Brauer. Case #6: Proposed Ordinance to Ame~i~Section 8.35 ~_egu]ation of Single Family Dwellings to be Moved in~d ;r~iJ)~~ ~he .,City); Ca~§e::pf City of aamsey Assistant Community Development DireCtor Fr0~ ext~!aine~[*that moving a dwelling into or within the City requires a Dwelling M6~n~ Permit (DMP)2 ~9~ever, there axe no standards or permit requirements to move a d~y~I!ing 6~t of ~e City o[fo~ moving an accessory building into, within,_or out of City limits. Cd~en~!y -the D~ p~0ces~'i:equires that the request is presented to the PlaTming Commission a~&:¢~n ulfimat~iy t~: ~¢Y Council. The process requires approximately two (2) mon~Tr~t the time an ~P[i~i~>n is received until City Council votes ~n the matter Since the ~'~aff~h~'for moving a dwelling into or wittfin the City are in Chapter --(~uilding ~Housing) o~ C~ C~d~ and not Chapter 9 (Zoning & Subdivision of Land), a nuhlic hea~in"e [~ h°~ ~ei~uired wh~ ~e~ding this section. However, because a request for a DMP ~ently-i~i~der the~Planning~ COmr~.ssmn s purview, Staff thought ~t appropriate to pres¢~l~ih~lJ~-opose~i'~.ts to the Co~r~ission. % .~::~ ..... ~ ~ Community Develb~m~n~. Director Frohk explained prows~ons h.ave been ~.ncluded that (ir 3uire a Moving Permit ~6 b~ obtained from the Building Division ~f a dwelhng were to be mo~ed out-of~the City or ifana~Cessory building (greater than 120 square feet ~n s~ze) were to be mo~d into~thin, or out ~th~ City. This type of permit will allow the City to vefif7, prior to a buildin~ being raised: and, mIocated, that ail uuht~es have been properly shut off and/o capped and that:the f°undati6~is properly removed and/or backfilled. The entire DMP process would be streamlined by eliminating the need for the request to be presented to both the Planning Commission and City CoUncil. While City Staffwould now have the abilit7 to administratively approve or deny a DMP application, the conditions and criteria currently used to evaluate this type of request would remain in tact. Planning Commission/April 6, 2006 -332- Page 14 of 16