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DRAFT Commissioner Narum stated that she thinks he could have up to 20 children. Ms. Decker replied that based on the operations as described for the hours, Mr. Pfund can have up to 20 children but it is the number of hours the Commission is considering that each child can only be there up to 16 hours only. She noted that Mr. Pfund can have 20 children on site, but they may not attend more than 16 hours, which would allow Mr. Pfund a type of business and maintain these hours as identified and agreed upon with conditions. Commissioner Narum noted that if Mr. Pfund is granted a temporary use permit through end of school year to give him time to get daycare license, and if he does not get everything together until June 1ST but wants his business permit based on having a daycare license, which would trigger an E-occupancy which takes about four weeks, it would put him beyond the six-month temporary permit period. She inquired whether the Commission would want a condition for him to start figuring out how to satisfy the E-occupancy so that his six-month permit does not run out while meeting all the other things that are dependent on one another. Chair Blank stated that if Mr. Pfund does not have his childcare license and background check by March or April, he should be going after the State and in May, he could come back to the City with all of his documentation about what he has done, and then the Commission can act on it at that time. Commissioner Narum inquired, if the Commission gives Mr. Pfund a temporary use permit until end of June and if as soon as he gets his license, he wants to be sure he is an E occupancy, if staff would begin working to determine what needs to be done. Mr. Thomas said yes. He stated that Mr. Pfund and the property owner have already come in to talk about what the potential requirements are for an E-occupancy and are working with an architect to do this. Commissioner Narum asked Mr. Thomas if he would still work with Mr. Pfund, even if he has not completed his documents, to do whatever is necessary to meet the E-occupancy. Mr. Thomas said yes. Commissioner O'Connor stated that the Commission could also consider approving this as is, under 16 hours, rather than putting asix-month time limit. Chair Blank recalled that this was the original premise before the Commission. Commissioner Olson inquired if a limit is necessary on the temporary time and if Mr. Pfund could just continue with the 16 hours if he does not have a child care license. Commissioner Narum stated that this was a good point and referred to Ms. Decker's comment about having some kind of review. She suggested that if the Commission does approve this in some form, the Commission review it around April 1sr uRNr ~ cn~trcr i ~: PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, 11/12/2008 Page 20 of 25