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CITY CLERK
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MINUTES
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4/15/2009
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Commissioner Blank noted that since the item is a Conditional Use Permit and if the <br />applicant does not comply with the Code, the permit can be revoked as opposed to <br />going through the Code enforcement process. <br />Commissioner Olson stated that he did not want the City to require a sound study <br />prior to the applicant receiving a business license. <br />Ms. Seto stated that the applicant would simply need to show the City, to the extent <br />that they can pull building permits, that the building, when constructed, had <br />insulation between floors. She noted that the City is not indicating they would need <br />to have an acoustical engineer conduct a study. She added that the condition <br />addressed the part of the proposal to have music, and while it is acoustic music and <br />it is a multi-tenant building, there would be concern over whether or not other <br />tenants would be impacted. <br />Commissioner Narum referred to a music studio approved in the Quarry Lane <br />Business Park with exactly the same issue regarding the need to soundproof. She <br />recalled that the Commission rewrote the condition such that if sound was an issue <br />with the adjoining tenants, then they would have to conduct an acoustical study. <br />Commissioner O’Connor stated that as commercial property owner, he would take <br />the opposite approach as he would want to ensure that one tenant does not drive <br />others away. He indicated that he would have the clause in the lease and would not <br />expect the City to impose it in the building. <br />Commissioner Blank supported keeping only the first sentence and deleting the <br />remainder of the sentence. <br />The other Commissioners concurred. <br />Ms. Seto suggested deleting the entire condition because the applicant would have <br />to comply with the Municipal Code. <br />The Commissioners agreed that Condition No. 11 should be deleted. They also <br />agreed to delete Condition No. 9. <br />Commissioner Blank moved make the required conditional use findings as <br />described in the staff report and to approve Case PCUP-238, subject to the <br />conditions listed in Exhibit A of the staff report with the following <br />amendments: (1) Delete Conditions Nos. 9 and 11; (2) Add the word “” in <br />not <br />the first sentence of Condition No. 16; (3) Modify Condition No. 2 to extend the <br />days and hours of operation; (4) Add a new condition that food be made <br />available when wine is served. <br />Commissioner Olson seconded the motion. <br />PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, April 15, 2009 Page 21 of 24 <br /> <br />
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