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customers, and one incident of a resident making aU-turn on the street, She believed the pick-up and drop-off appeared to be fairly standard. In response to an inquiry by Commissioner Blank regarding traffic-calming measures, Ms, Nerland stated that the Fire Department did not support speed bumps on residential streets, Ms. Decker added that traffic-calming measures were generally associated with certain levels of service; this street had a LOS A and would not be impacted to need a reduction, In response to an inquiry by Commissioner Roberts regarding possible enforcement ifthese conditions were not met, Ms. Nerland replied that traffic enforcement would be addressed by the Police Department. The standards for granting a conditional use permit were generally lower than to modify or revoke it for cause because it becomes a right that runs with the land. Chairperson Maas noted that the phone numbers for large family daycares were generally available. She added that with respect to noise enforcement issues, it would be possible for a blended family to have up to 14 children but would not have the same car traffic for pick-up and drop-off. She believed that traffic and safety issues for the neighborhood should be the primary concern for the Commission. Commissioner Roberts suggested that the traffic issues be re-visited in six months, Chairperson Maas believed that would be too long if there was a problem and suggested a three-month interval instead, Commissioner Fox noted that daily trips may not be regulated because State law allows a parent to visit the daycare at any time. Ms. Decker noted that this was a public street and that the neighborhood may call the Police Department or Code Enforcement Officer whenever something was amiss. She noted that staff has always been attentive to those issues. Ms. Nerland noted that the issues addressed by the Commission should be traffic, parking, and noise, and not the number of children, Commissioner Maas moved to make the required use permit findings and to approve PDUP-7 as recommended by staff, with the following modifications: 1. A meeting between the appropriate City representative, the neighbors, and the applicants be held every 45 days of the first year of operation to discuss traffic, parking, and noise issues; and 2. The neighbors and the Suttons be encouraged to work together regarding the number of children in the daycare; Commissioner Fox suggested an amendment that the flier prepared for existing and future clients state that daycare patrons should not keep their car running during the pick-up and drop-off period and that they should not use their car horns during that time; and that the phone number of the Suttons be distributed to the neighbors so they would be encouraged to call the Suttons in the event of a problem. EXCERPTS: PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES, May 25, 2005 Page 5 of6