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CITY CLERK
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MINUTES
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10/26/2005
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PC 102605
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Ms. Decker noted that she was unaware of any noise impacts when it was retracted and <br />added that the applicant indicated that it was not always fully open- With respect to <br />Commissioner Blank's question regarding setbacks, she noted that the standards shown <br />on page 3 of the staff report allowed a zero setback on one side and greater than or equal <br />to three feet on the other side- <br />Cotntnissioncr Pcarcc believed that the HOA relied on the PUD to melee its <br />determination, and believed that the Cornniission was obligated to clarify it. <br />Cornn~is stoner Blank believed that the homeowners had an obligation to be aware of the <br />CCBcRs, which the HOA was obligated to enforce. He added that there was do <br />entitlement to view and believed that this patio cover coming up to the zero lot line was <br />more than a view obstruction. He added that shading, wind patterns, and rain coverage <br />would all be affected by the placement. He was very concerned that based on the <br />testimony, all of the covers, awnings, and eaves in the development appeared to be open. <br />He believed. the request should. be denied~ <br />Commissioner Fox noted that she would support staff's recommendation on this request <br />and added that this was comparable to three umbrellas placed next to one another. She <br />preferred the aesthetics of the patio cover to several umbrellas- She added that <br />Gingerbread Preschool had a detached patio cover on its playground to protect the <br />children from the sun_ <br />Acting Chairperson Arkin noted that he would support the motion to deny but believed <br />that this should not be addressed by the Planning Commission. He was uncomfortable <br />making a custom development standard for one lot in. a PUD. <br />C:o mtrtissioner Pearce could see the point of a patio cover versus a latticed deck and did <br />not believe a solid green structure was not originally intended.; she would support the <br />tnotion_ She could also sea a benefit to anicnding a PUD, even in one sped tic instance, <br />to provide direction to the community as a whole as to what was originally intended. <br />Corrttriissioner Blank suggested discussing this further during Matters Initiated by <br />Commission Members. <br />Commissioner Blank moved to deny PUD-85-O1-4M_ <br />Commissioner Koberts seconded the motion- <br />ROLL GALL VOTE= <br />AYES: Cotrttrtissioners Arkin, Blank, Pearce, acid Roberts. <br />NOES: Commissioner Fox. <br />ABSTAIN: None_ <br />I2ECUSED: None_ <br />ABSENT: Commissioner Maas_ <br />PI.ANNTNCi COMMISSION MINUTES October 26, 2005 Page 6 of 14 <br />
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