8A, Planning Case 11-003 Zoning Code Amendment CUP Amendment for Mounds View High School

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Draft January 5, 2011, Planning Commission Minutes Planning Case 11-003; Zoning Code Amendment and ConditianaI Use Per�xait Amendmenf; 1900 Lake Valentine Road; Mounds View Public Schools — Public Hearing Ciry Plaruzer Beekman stated Mounds View Public Schools is requesting a Zoning Code amendment and CUP amendrnent to allow a 1,7$7 square-�oot ticket sales and storage building near the existing football field on the Mounds View High School campus. City Planner Beekman pravided background infozx�ation and stated the City Attorney has reviewed the submitted Zoning Cade anr�endment Ianguage and does not have any concerns over the proposed modifications. Staff offers the following sixteen findings of fact for consideration: General Findings: 1. The applicant is praposing to construct a 1,787 square-foot accessozy ticket sales and starage building. 2. Mounds View High School operates under a Condiiional Use Perrnit in the R-1 Zoning District. 3. A Zoning Code amendment is required to allow an acc�ssory structure in excess of 1,458 square-feet in the R-1 District. 4. A CUP amendment is required to allow the proposed structure on the subject property. 5. Acc�ssory structures are permitted under ihe original Conditional Use Permit agrEement. 6. The proposed application will not exceed ihe lot coverage limits for the property. 7. The proposed application meets all sethack requirernents. 8. The applicant is not proposing to rexa3ove any vegetation from the site. 9. The proposed structure wo�ld meet the size requirements of the Code if the applicant's xequest for an amendt�ent to ihe Zoning Code were approved. 1 Q The proposed structure meets all other requirements of ihe Zoning Code. �n the Conditional Use PeYn2it Amendment: 11. The proposed project is not expected to have any impact on traffic or parking conditions since no change in the schaol population or ihe schedule of games is expected as a result o� this application. 12. The pxoposed project will not produce ar�y permanent noise, glare, odors, vibration, smoke, dust, air poi�ution, heat, liquid, or solid waste. 13. The proposed project will not affect storm water runoff since impervious surface is noi increased and no grading is taking place. 14. The proposed projecf is not expected to have any impactis on schaol populatian or density. 15. A park dedicatioz� fee is not appiicable to this applicaiion. 16. The proposed project does not conflict witY� the City's Comprehensive �lan or the intent of the Zoning Code.