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Attachment D <br />1 PLANNING FILE 11-025 <br />2 Request by CSM Investors, ITC' for approval of outdoor storage as a CONDITIONAL <br />'3 USE at 2360 County Road C <br />Chair Boerigter opened the Public Hearing at 635 p.m. <br />5 Associate Planner Bryan Lloyd summarized the request of CSM Investors, LLC for approval of <br />6 outdoor storage as a CONDITIONAL USE at 2360 County Road C West for proposed storage of <br />7' siding and roofing materials in a fenced area behind the building. <br />8 Staff recommended approval of the proposed CONDITIONAL USE based on the comments and <br />9 findings of Section 4-6 and the recommendation of Section 7 of the staff report. <br />10 Member Boguszewski pointed out an error in the introductory statement in Section 5.2.a of the <br />11 staff report (page 2 of 3)1, and confirmed by Mr. Lloyd that the first "not"' in that sentence should <br />12 be struck. <br />) <br />1': <br />� <br />N At the request of Member Boguszewski for clarification on projected traffic for ingress and <br />14 egress to the site, Mr. Lloyd suggested that the applicant answer that question. However, from <br />15 staff s perspective, Mr. Lloyd advised that outdoor storage in terms of land use on the parcel <br />16 would essentially be the same ad indoor storage; and should create no additional traffic, since the <br />1 7' CONDITIONAL USE was a permitted use, and this request to move storage from inside to <br />18 outside,, not to expand their storage capacity, and therefore it should create no additional traffic <br />19 issues. <br />20 In Section 5. Lb (actually 5.3.b, page 3 of 3), of the staff report, Member Boguszewski questioned <br />21 if staff considering strengthening this comment as a condition to ensure widening the access gate <br />22 for emergency apparatus. <br />2'3 Mr. Lloyd advised that, while there were some issues that remained pending, it was yet to be <br />24 determined if any additional gate width was needed; however, he noted that the applicant's plans <br />25 indicated that the gate would be widened as necessary to comply with City Code. <br />26 Chair Boerigter sought further clarification on this issue; with Mr. Lloyd advising that the Fire <br />2 7' Marshal had been unavailable during the initial Development Review Committee (DRC), review; <br />28 but that the Building Official had indicated some widening may be required; however, it <br />29 remained a pending item that would be addressed by staff at an administrative level as part of <br />'30 finalizing the application and permit issue processes. <br />'31 In Section 5.2.c (pages 2 and 3)1, Chair Boerigter questioned if more specificity was needed to <br />J' 2 <br />N�3 define aggregates or granular materials. <br />'3'3 Mr. Lloyd advised that he recalled come inter-changeability of those terms in Zoning Code <br />N3 definitions or in Conditional Use requirements; but offered to revise the terms in this context if <br />'35 so directed by the Commission. <br />'36 Applicant, John Ferrier, CWM representative for owner <br />N3 7' Mr. Ferrier thanked staff for working with the applicant on this request; and advised that the <br />' 8 applicant had reviewed the staff report and was in agreement with its findings and conditions. <br />'39 Regarding outdoor storage materials, Mr. Ferrier advised that the materials would be bundled <br />140 shingles and siding,, not loose materials; and recalled that City Code referred to loose or granular <br />Page 1 of 2 <br />