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Adopted DSP Policies and PMC Comments and Modifications to AGFUO during DSP Update LD-P.17 Comments and Modifications during DSP Update This policy was first introduced as part of the public review draft dated November 2018. No substantive changes were made to this policy between the public review draft and the adopted version dated August 2019. LD-P.18, Active Ground Floor Use Requirements for Multi-Use Spaces Adopted DSP "For tenant spaces accommodating multiple uses, a minimum of the first 25 percent of the depth of tenant space (measured perpendicular to the façade fronting a designated active street) must be occupied with an active use. Exceptions to this requirement may be granted, in accordance with LD-P.19." Adopted PMC 18.81.020 Applicability C. For tenant spaces accommodating multiple uses, a minimum of the first 25-percent of the depth of tenant space (measured perpendicular to the façade fronting a designated active street) must be occupied with an active use. LD-P.18 Comments and Modifications during DSP Update This policy was included in the redline draft of the DSP Land Use chapter presented to the DSP Task Force on April 24, 2018. At this meeting, the Task Force provided unanimous support for this policy in response to a question specifically asking if the policy as written was acceptable. This policy was carried forward to the public review draft and the adopted DSP. LD-P.19, Exceptions to the Active Ground Floor Use Requirement Adopted DSP "The director of community development may grant an exception to the requirements of the Active Ground Floor Use Overlay district for uses meeting any of the following criteria: • The tenant space has been vacant for a period of at least 6 months. Evidence of attempts to lease space shall be provided to the director of community development upon request. • The configuration of the tenant space is such that it would have a storefront frontage of less than 10 feet (as determined by the director of community development) on a designated active street. • The tenant is located in an existing, purpose-built building containing a bank or financial institution as its primary tenant/occupant. Notice of the determination of the director of community development shall be provided to the Planning Commission, and any appeal of the decision shall be referred to the Planning Commission in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 18.44 of the PMC. In cases where an exception to the active ground floor use requirement is granted, the provisions of Chapter 18.120 of the PMC with respect to non-conforming uses shall not 2 Exhibit B to July 28 Planning Commission agenda report(Attachment 2 to June 1 City Council agenda report) t) 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