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~~:~~1~/q~~ ~0:~.1 $5~l3 tit`~b 050- H:~RR~~T~ ~~~~' .~~~: ~_ ; <br />~', L~ ~ ~ . y . UI~[El~'T, 8I LLI~~S ~] 005: 00 S <br />Jack Billings <br />Ap~i~ 17, ~ ~~ ~ <br />P~g~ 4 <br />you end up in the sane place as the planri~ing inter retation becaus <br />p e <br />as a general rule commercial zones will generate mode traffic than <br />~-1 uses. While the result in this instancc Zs the same i <br />• ~ n later <br />p~`a~ects it wou~.d be possible to be com arin the traffic dem <br />e~e~•ated b ~~ se ~ ~ and <br />9 y ~ u s ~r~.th C-~~. uses, <br />While it is passible to base "most intensive use~~ an the erc <br />of the buildin a~'ea p eritage <br />9 suggested by the awne~ or upon the f~C~~r~ <br />suggested by quantum, Inc., we da not find anythin in the histo <br />of the Code provision to su es ~ ry <br />gg t these are anything mare than a few <br />Qf the factors t~ cons a.der ~f the pl.ann.ing cake t of ~~ inters <br />use" fs used. There is not 1 p lve <br />hang in the leg~slat~ve history to snow <br />the percentage of building or total hours available or t e a ` <br />atterns oaf the h tr f f lc <br />p existing ~Ornmercla~, occupant were tQ receiv+~ <br />special consideratlor~ over the other indicia of intensified us <br />e. <br />Further, the Code only speaks in terms of the "the must i ' <br />use of the arcel'f ~ • , ntensive <br />. We see na words that allow dlvldlr~g the <br />assessment based upon each existing use's ercenta a of th <br />improvements. Since the e p 4 e <br />ntire parcel could be put to commercial <br />use under the MU zone it is consistent with the other ravisians o <br />~•C. 7.1~~~~ b~ tc a I p f <br />~~ ~ pp y the factor to the entire ~rcel. <br />P <br />R~C4MMENDATICN <br />We conclude that regardless of which of the s <br />f ~.~ t two <br />interpretations of "most intensive use-~ is used t ` <br />~ he result is the <br />same and the staff recommendatlan should he upheld. We do su es <br />that you re west the Cow ~ g~ t <br />~ ~ncil ruder its ~.nterpretation of the <br />phase sa that cn future alle~r assessments the staff and ' <br />have clearer understandin you wall <br />g of the meaning of the phrase, Since the <br />Council could use the third interpretation hated above if it <br />it should refer the ' does' <br />proposed assessments hack to the staff with <br />instructions an haw to apply the zonin factors on ` <br />alle g this and future <br />~' projects, New nat~.oe of proposed assessments would then he <br />sent and a new hearing conducted by you before the Council <br />adapt the assessments, would <br />Finally we remind the Council throw h ou th ' <br />uestlan of i g Y at this matter is a <br />~ nterpreting the existlr~g Code language. Because of <br />the Charter this problem on this project cannot be <br />~ salved by <br />amending the Code. Shau~,d the Caunc~.l desire to amend t <br />avoid future roblems he Cade to <br />p it would take a 2/~ vote and the amendment <br />would not apply to this project or for an ra'ects ' <br />Y P ~ ~.n~.t~.ated for <br />EX~lIBii' <br />