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City of Centerville Regular Meeting Planning and Zoning Commission January 4, 2022 City Administrator Statz addressed the Commission and introduced this item. Chairperson Broussard-Vickers stated she likes the updates to the ordinance and feels a 10 foot setback is the best option. She noted the visual of a vehicle being parked in a yard is not appealing. City Administrator Statz stated the idea of a passenger vehicle being parked in a yard can look unaesthetically pleasing. City Planner Carlson stated it is important to take into consideration the lawn maintenance that would be necessary if a vehicle is driven on and off a lawn daily, opposed to a boat being pulled onto the lawn maybe twice a year. Commissioner Kubat stated in the illustration he can see the allowed types of vehicles proposed in certain areas but he does not see it in the language of the ordinance. City Administrator Statz stated he had to look for a bit to locate the area where the language Commission Kubat is referring to. He noted although it is shown in the image provided he would not recommend including the picture in the ordinance. City Attorney Glaser stated if the Commission does not want to allow passenger vehicles in the yards they can include the wording Ðpassenger vehicles can only be permitted on the drivewayÑ or Ðpassenger vehicles can only parked on the drivewayÑ, he noted that is how other cities have stated it. Commissioner Twohy asked about the pervious surface allotment. City Administrator Statz stated they can look into that and see how they might be able to incorporate a certain percentage of allowed pervious surfaces. City Administrator Statz reviewed the input from the Commission. He stated the Commission is in a 4-3 split on the length that should be proposed for the setback, with 4 Commissioners being in favor of a 5 foot setback. He stated the consensus of the Commission was to review the treatment of the Royal Meadows Develoment and other areas similar in nature, review the wings, and add some clarification on passenger vehicles and their operability. VII. NEW BUSINESS 1. Ordinance Review Î Section 111.16 Î Liquor Regulations City Administrator Statz introduced this item. He explained the intent of the law and stated he is just looking for discussion and input from the Commissioners. Chairperson Broussard-Vickers stated she does not see the need for this at the moment. Commissioner Twohy asked if they have had any issues that this ordinance would cover. Page 2 of 4