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MINUTES
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7/23/2008
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15 Y
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PC 072308
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address cost analysis for restoration versus new construction in order to maintain <br />the historical ties of the existing structure. <br />Commissioner Narum noted that she had read the staff report and that with <br />respect to noise, her interpretation was that all of the items listed needed to be <br />done in order to achieve the required decibel ratings the General Plan specifies. <br />She requested clarification regarding whether the City is doing what it needs to in <br />order for noise to be within the required guidelines. <br />Chair Blank noted that he had a difficult time finding the noise conditions, and <br />Commissioner Narum identified it as Condition No. 21. Chair Blank noted that <br />the condition did not appear to be the standard condition of approval that is used <br />and would like it changed to reflect that. <br />Ms. Decker stated that noise analyses generally have recommendations as <br />described. She added that windows need an STC rate upwards of 40+ ratings, <br />which would result in a very wide-framed window which is unattractive and does <br />not meet the City's design guidelines. She explained that noise mitigation can <br />also be attained through other methods such as wall construction, increased <br />insulation, sound attenuation, etc. She noted that the noise study is part of <br />Exhibit A under Condition No. 1. She added that staff wanted flexibility so as not <br />to have huge, wide windows that prohibit recessed window entries. <br />Commissioner Narum inquired how staff would know which combination will <br />achieve the decibel level if it is different than what is being recommended. Chair <br />Blank inquired why a noise study would be needed if its recommendations would <br />not necessarily be followed. <br />Ms. Decker replied that staff refers back to the noise consultant and verifies <br />conditions to satisfy the requirement. <br />Chair Blank inquired if the condition of approval could be subject to the <br />recommendations of the noise consultant. Ms. Decker recommended that the <br />condition be based on staff's consultation with the noise analyst and subject to <br />the review and approval of the Director of Planning and Community <br />Development. Chair Blank acknowledged the Director's expertise but felt that the <br />condition of approval should include the noise analyst's approval. <br />Commissioner Narum indicated that she would like the noise consultant to review <br />the condition and provide comments. Chair Blank noted that this was all right as <br />long as it can be met. <br />Ms. Decker noted that noise analysts look at the project in a linear manner and <br />do not consider other construction methodologies that can acquire the same <br />result. She added that they do not consider increased and noise attenuation <br />materials, such as, for example, the larger windows and unattractive elevations <br />PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, July 23, 2008 Page 6 of 25 <br />
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