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<br />Mr. Belcher disagre,ed. He reiterated Mr. Becker that the commissiollS \vere learning from one another. <br />He said deliberations would not go quickly because of the nature of the proposal. <br /> <br />Mr. Dignam, secollded by Ms. Arkin, moved that the Lane County Planning Commission cOlltinue <br />past its three llour deadline. The l1lotion resulted in a tie vote. There \vas gen_eral consensus to <br />continue the n1eeting until 10 pm. <br /> <br />. Noise <br /> <br />Staff Recommendation: The commissions should find that there is a conflict due to noise and the <br />proposed mitigation measures are sufficient to minimlze the-noise impacts to a level that meets the <br />State DEQ standard. <br /> <br />Ms. Schulz noted that there had been a lot of testimony regarding noise during tIle public 1learings. She <br />said there had beel1 a new developtuent after the first public hearing ill that the applicant reexamined the <br />110ise zone map and 11ad determined that fl. . . tvithout mitigation, DEQ noise standards l1/ould be exceeded <br />at the residences on the site ovvned by the applicant and approved uses lvithin the noise lil11it boundary~ <br />lvould also be affected. " <br /> <br />Mr.Yeiter said the definitions in the adolinistrative rules for minimization said tllat n1inimization.ll1eal1t to <br />reduce an identified cotlflict to a level that was no longer significant He said w"hen there was an adopted <br />standard, as was the case \vith noise, the commission s110uld target that standard wIlen consideling <br />nlitigation nleasnres. <br /> <br />In response to a question from Ms. Nichols regarding \vhether the City's noise limitation stal1.dards <br />matched those of the State, Ms. Schulz said noise standards were established at the state level. Mr.. Yeiter <br />said the"noise ~rould not be coming frotTI the city litnits. He confirmed that City duration of noise- <br />standards were the same as those being proposed by the applicant. <br /> <br />1fr. Duncan said he \vould support the staffrecomtnendation since the state standards vvere already <br />established. <br /> <br />In response to a question tromMr. Belcher regarding how.noise standards were enforced, Mr. Lanfear said <br />there \vas no longer any state agency that enforced noise standards. <br /> <br />Mr. Zdzienicki said noise ellforcen1ent \vas a conlplaint driven process and stressed that proxinlity to <br />residential areas "vas a conflicting issue. <br /> <br />Ms. Colbath said she agreed \villi staff that there was a conflict due to noise. <br /> <br />In response to a question from Mr.. Duncan regarding complaints about noise and whether DEQ standards <br />\vouId be used to meastlre noise, Mr. Lanfear suggested a condition of approval that the operation <br />maintain the correct tloise standards laid out by tIle Department of Environmental Quality. He said Lane <br />County \vould then l1ave the autllority to enforce noise regulations. <br /> <br />MINUTES-Lane County Planning Comn1isslon <br /> <br />July 25, 2006 <br /> <br />Page 13 <br />