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Commissioner O'Connor said no; it just would not go to the State at all so they do not <br /> deal with the occupancy and some other things. He continued that if the State says a <br /> business is exempt, then the City would require no license but would require certain <br /> other items that could be listed out, such as a background check, CPR certification, etc., <br /> which would avoid unintended consequences and time delays. <br /> Chair Pearce noted that this was Option B. <br /> Chair Pearce inquired why the City is excluding summer programs as accessory uses. <br /> Ms. Stern replied that those uses, such as the health club where they simply run a <br /> summer program, are not a year -round program and would not fit the definition. She <br /> stated that children are there several hours a week, and an argument could be made <br /> that it should be regulated; however, staff wants to allow some of the programs to <br /> continue as they have been. <br /> Chair Pearce stated that it is not presumed that parents are on -site. <br /> Ms. Stern stated that there are two exemptions: when parents are on -site and for <br /> summer programs. She added that potentially martial arts could be included if they just <br /> run as a summer program. <br /> Commissioner Narum inquired under what a church or bible camp would fall. <br /> Ms. Stern replied that an argument could be made that it was accessory to the main <br /> use, but she noted that many places have child care and preschools associated with <br /> them. <br /> Commissioner O'Connor agreed and inquired if this was considered accessory because <br /> it operates only two or three months out of the year. <br /> Commissioner Blank stated that he is assuming this would not be imposed on existing <br /> operations. <br /> Ms. Stern stated that it would if an owner expanded. <br /> Mr. Dolan noted that the list of exclusions is different depending upon which option the <br /> Commission is looking at. He stated that staff excluded far less for Option B where the <br /> City is doing the regulating, as opposed to Option A which pushes everything back to <br /> the State, which is more generous in the exemptions. <br /> Ms. Stern stated that it sounds like there is more consensus among the Commissioners <br /> for Option B than Option A. <br /> EXCERPTS: PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, July 8, 2009 Page 11 of 12 <br />