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Draft Redline Changes to Adopted PMC <br /> Draft changes are shown in strikethrough font(e.g.,stFikethrough)and bold-underline font(e.g., bold underline) <br /> photographs of"for lease" signage and the vacant space or storefront, or written <br /> correspondence with prospective tenants. <br /> 2. The configuration of the tenant space is such that it would have a storefront frontage of <br /> less than 10 feet (as determined by the director of community development) on a designated <br /> active street. <br /> 3. The tenant is located in an existing, purpose-built building containing a bank or financial <br /> institution as its primary tenant/occupant. <br /> B. Notice of the director of community development's decision shall be provided to the <br /> planning commission and city council. Such decision is subject to appeal in accordance with the <br /> provisions of Chapter 18.144. <br /> Provided to Planning Commission on July 28, 2021 Attachment 2 to Resolution PC-2021-13, Page 3 <br /> operation and basic business operations including confirmation of a cash <br /> register or other point-of-sale system, and other details of the business operation <br /> to demonstrate compliance with this chapter, to the satisfaction of the director of <br /> community development. <br /> 2. A dimensioned floor plan clearly identifying leased square footage for each use <br /> in tenant spaces accommodating a combination of an active ground-floor use <br /> and a use that does not meet the definition of active ground-floor use in chapter <br /> 18.08. The director of community development may request a copy of the lease <br /> agreement to verify leased square footage. <br /> B. For tenant spaces subject to the active ground floor use overlay and accommodating <br /> multiple uses, each use shall obtain and maintain a separate and individual business <br /> license. <br /> C. Proposed signage for the business shall be submitted for review in accordance with <br /> the requirements of this title. In tenant spaces subject to the active ground floor overlay <br /> where there is an active use and a use that does not meet the definition of active ground- <br /> floor use in chapter 18.08, signage shall emphasize the active use such that signage for any <br /> non-active use is clearly subordinate, as determined by the director of community <br /> development. <br /> 18.81.040 050 Procedure for granting exceptions. <br /> A. The director of community development or his/her designee may grant an exception to <br /> allow a non-active ground floor use within a tenant space or building, based on any of the <br /> following criteria: <br /> 1. The tenant space has been vacant existing use has been abandoned or discontinued for a <br /> period of at least six months. Evidence of attempts to lease space shall be provided to the director <br /> of community development upon request. Evidence of attempts to lease the tenant space may <br /> include but is not limited to: copies of advertisements or listings posted, time-stamped <br /> Provided to Planning Commission on July 28, 2021 Attachment 2 to Resolution PC-2021-13, Page 2 <br />PC-2021-13, Page 1 <br />nd 60% of the square footage, although a variety of other <br /> options also exist, such as 50% or 75%. <br /> Active Ground Floor Use Overlay Planning Commission <br /> 3 of 5 <br /> for a <br /> vacant tenant space at 560 Main Street. Due to the non-active nature of the use, the Zoning Administrator denied <br /> the Zoning Certificate that would allow the use to occupy the tenant space on June 7, 2021. <br /> Active Ground Floor Use Overlay Planning Commission <br /> 2 of 5 <br />