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City’s greenpoints, 50, staff is asking for 100pts. Think is ok, talked to owner, willing to commit to 100 points, 4.limitations, #22, on open space. It is extremely limited, specifically says , if not listed, cannot do it. If not cattle sheep or goat, prohibited. There are any number of agricultural activities appropriate in non agriculture. Suggest, minor mod. Just be more general description. Agriculture and grazing activities. If not comfortable with that, conceive that open space, agriculture and grazing, subject to city’s use permit process, much like conditional use permit, allow it or not allow it, but see what proposal is. During workshop, Yee asked for significant vineyard activities on lot 4. Lot of discussion, remove that from application and deal in future time. But came out in SR as if not specifically listed, prohibited, more flexibility. Come back and propose other kinds of uses. Lot 4 is lots talked about, biggest lot, there are others who might want to do…eg horse, on stable. Can come back and say can I do it without modification. Chair Blank asked Mr. Inderbitzen if he was amenable to returning for a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) rather than a PUD modification. Mr. Inderbitzen said yes, as a CUP was a more expeditious process and not as restrictive as a PUD modification. Commissioner Olson asked Mr. Inderbitzen about activities in the open space, and Mr. Inderbitzen replied that they would like to include non-habitable accessory structures that could be used for the care of sheep or horses. Chair Blank asked Mr. Inderbitzen if he was willing to return to the Commission for approval of the design of the accessory structure, and Mr. Inderbitzen said yes. THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED. Olson – last point about activities in open space, is that #20? Inderbitzen - #22. Inderbitzen – would like to include accessory structure, not habitable, but eg shed for sheep, ability to take care of them, without having them in devt in … Blank – come back? ok Inderbitzen – ok – color, fence… Chair Blank disclosed that he has known Mr. Chuck Lemoine for several years and that he talked to Mr. Lemoine at the beginning of the meeting but did not discuss the subject at hand. ChuckMr. Lemoine stated that he has been Dr. Yee’s neighbor for 32 years and that they have been great neighbors. He expressed his support for the project. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, August 13, 2008 Page 13 of 26