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<br />I-A-6 <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />Mr. Chenkin noted this type of facility would require a con- <br />ditional use permit which would be almost identical to site review <br />regulations, in some ways being more strenuous as it would require <br />a public hearing before a Hearings Official. Nothing <br />would be added by adding site review procedures to the zone change. <br />He said Council should be aware if anything were added or <br />changed to the Planning Commission1s recommendation, it would re- <br />quire a joint meeting with the Planning Commission and Council. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Mr. Delay was concerned as to whether the development was going <br />to be one that would detract from the surrounding area. Mr. Chenkin <br />replied no, the controls required through site review would be no <br />greater than the controls under the RG zoning. <br /> <br />Mr. Bradley oved to amend the motion, seconded by Mr. Delay, <br />to add site review procedures to Sections 1, 2, 3, 4, and 7. <br /> <br />Mayor Keller questioned if the controls were already in the existing <br />zone change as presented, what benefit there would be to hold <br />another hearing and send the issue back to the Planning Commission. <br />Mr.Chenkin replied the only benefit would be if the developer decided <br />to proceed with normal apartment development, he would have to <br />comply with the RG district, but there would be no specific site <br />review plan through administrative procedures. If the site review <br />were developed as proposed, it would require a conditional use permit <br />and nothing would be gained by adding site review. Ms. Smith asked if <br />Mr. Chenkin were saying that without site review the developer could <br />alter his plans and be more flexible in the type of structure. Mr. <br />Chenkin replied that under RG zoning, the developer would be able to <br />build an additional 20 to 25 units without site review for compati- <br />bility. He said under the conditional use permit, it would take care <br />of the compatibility to the area. Mr. Bradley expressed a concern to <br />there being no binding contract, and he felt there was a need for <br />control of this development. <br /> <br />-- <br /> <br />Vote was taken on the amendment to the motion which carried, <br />with Delay, Obie, Hamel, Lieuallen, and Bradley voting aye; <br />and Williams and Smith voting no. <br /> <br />Stan Long, City Attorney, noted the Council had just taken action <br />contrary to the Planning Commission's action and that under City <br />Code Section 9.682(4), it would be necessary to schedule a joint <br />meeting with the Planning Commission to discuss the differences. <br />Mr. Chenkin noted that Planning Department would discuss with Plan- <br />ning Commission as to a possible meeting date for the joint session. <br />Further action on this council bill will be held pending results <br />of the joint meeting with the Planning Commission and City Council. <br /> <br />4. Located on East Amazon Parkway, south of 41st Avenue, from RA to <br />RA-SR (Ponderosa Investment Company) (Z 77-8) <br />Manager noted this had been recommended by the Planning Commission <br />at its March 8, 1977 meeting. Gary Chenkin said this parcel <br />included 1.75 acres, and would be eligible for a cluster subdivision, <br />with the surrounding area zoned in 1975 for a cluster subdivision. <br /> <br />e' <br /> <br />4/25/77 --6 <br /> <br />3;/.3 <br />