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Adopted DSP Policies and PMC ATTACHMENT 2 to June 1 Comments and Modifications to AGFUO during DSP Update City Council report Active Ground Floor Use Definition Adopted DSP "A use that promotes an active pedestrian environment on the ground floor of a commercial building, and includes retail establishments, restaurants, bars and brew pubs, art and crafts studios, and other uses determined by the director of community development to be substantially similar to the foregoing, or to have unique characteristics such that the objectives of the overlay district would be met." Adopted PMC 18.08.017 Active ground-floor uses "Active ground-floor uses" are those that promote an active pedestrian environment on the ground floor of a commercial building and include retail establishments, restaurants, bars and brew pubs, art and craft studios, and other uses determined by the director of community development to be substantially similar to the foregoing or to have unique characteristics such that the objectives of the overlay district would be met. Active ground-floor uses do not include personal services. Comments and Modifications during DSP Update The Task Force at its November 13, 2018, meeting questioned whether personal services (e.g., nail salons) should be added to the definition of"active." As part of the February 26, 2019, meeting, staff recommended to the Task Force to not include personal services as active uses; the Task Force concurred with this recommendation. The definition of"active uses" in the adopted DSP does not include personal services and the definition in the PMC specifically identifies personal services as not being active uses. LD-P.17, Active Ground Floor Use Requirements for Multi-Tenant Buildings Adopted DSP "For buildings that have multiple tenant spaces, apply the requirements of the Active Ground Floor Use Overlay to tenant spaces with frontage on Main Street, and certain streets within portions of the Mixed-Use-Downtown District"designated active streets." Exceptions to this requirement may be granted in accordance with LD-P.19." Adopted PMC 18.81.020 Applicability A. The overlay shall not apply to tenant spaces with a storefront whose primary access is not from Main Street or another street designated with the overlay (as depicted in the Downtown Specific Plan Land Use Diagram). B. For buildings that have multiple tenant spaces, the requirements of the overlay shall only apply to the tenant spaces with frontage on Main Street or a street designated with the overlay (as depicted in the Downtown Specific Plan Land Use Diagram). Exhibit B to July 28 Planning Commission agenda report(Attachment 2 to June 1 City Council agenda report) d caution against attempting to dictate specific aspects of business operation such as opening hours, staffing, nature of merchandise sold, and content of business signage, since it is not typical for the City to do so for any business when a permitted use, and subject only to a zoning verification, 5 Exhibit B to July 28 Planning Commission agenda report erty Phase II Specific Plan and approve a financing plan for the potential relocation of the existing civic center. 2 Exhibit B to July 28 Planning Commission agenda report the Zoning Certificate that would allow the use to occupy the tenant space on June 7, 2021. Active Ground Floor Use Overlay Planning Commission 2 of 5