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. Commissioner Wright noted that Conditions 2 and 9 require actions within 30 days of the permit approval, without consideration that the eviction procedures may take longer than 30 Il\\J~' He feel~ these conditions should be rewritten to include the eviction time frame. Mr. Beougher feels that since the applicant has already started the eviction procedures, 30 days would be sufficient. Mr. Iserson advised that to be conservative the Conditions could be written to allow 30 days from approval or from the date that eviction occurs, whichever is later. Regarding Condition 5, this condition cannot be used because of the alleged illegal activities of the tenants. However, if these activities do cause complaints due to increased traffic, noise, etc., staff can intercede with the applicant. PUBLIC HEARING WAS OPENED No one represented this application. Tiffany Tarver, 1144 Arak Court, stated she is tired of the problems associated with the tenants of the neighboring second unit. She has no problem with the second unit as long as Mr. and Mrs. Arakorpi are the decision-makers with respect to the future tenants. Margo Tarver, 1144 Arak Court, stated that Pat McInerney is an absentee landlord, and Mary Ellen Roche Arakorpi is in residence and would have a better sense of the daily situation. They are surprised of how little protection they have against the activities of the drug dealers. . Mr. Wright advised Ms. Tarver that the conditional use permit is conditioned that one of the property owners has to live in one of the units. If one property owner moves out, the other property owner would have to move in to be in compliance with the conditional use permit. Paul Arakorpi, husband of one of the property co-owners (Mary Ellen Roche Arakorpi) addressed the Commission. He stated he and his wife are in the process of buying out the other sister's ownership of the property. Mr. Arakorpi also advised that he has informed his sister-in-law (Pat McInerney) that all future tenants would have to be agreed upon by all concerned before they will be allowed to live in the second unit. Mr. Arakorpi also stated that the current tenants are in the process of moving out, and the eviction is based on the tenants' narcotic activities. In response to the Commissioners, Mr. Arakorpi does not know if Ms. McInerney has a lease with the current tenant. PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED Commissioners Barker, Hovingh, and McGuirk, and Chairman Lutz stated that they had spoken with Ben Tarver regarding this application. Discussion ensued regarding eviction processes. Commissioner McGuirk asked if the application could be continued until after completion of the eviction. Mr. Beougher thought . there was no basis for such but the Commission could ask for proof that the applicant started Planning Commission Minutes Page S April 24, 1996