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-. Attachment B of materials other than normal office supplies. (5) Finally, the land use renders services that aze essentially public. A determination that a land use is a"low impact quasi-public use" must meel the five (5) above reyuirements. lf the land use (ails to satisfy any of the five (5) above i�quiries, the� it is not a "low impact quasi-public use' under City Code. A"moderate impact quasi-public use" means activities that are: (1) Sponsored by a quasi-public or�,anization; (2) 7�he activities have a moderate impact on the surrounding properties, in terms of: (a) area requirements; (b) traffic generatiou; (c) parking requirements; (d) hours of operation; (e) number of employees; or (f) light or noise gencrated. (3) Moderate impact on surrounding properties exists when the land use requires: (a) more than ] 0 employees on site for any one activity; or (b) more than 15 parking spaces for any one activity exclusive of those parking spaces required for public assemblv_. (4) Also, the land use must not involve: (a) retailing; (b) wholesaling; or (c) warchousing; of materials other than normal office supplies. (5) Pinally, the land use renders services that are essentially public. A detem�ination that a land use is a"moderate impact quasi-public use" must meet the five (5) above requirements. If the land use fails to satisfy any of the five (5) above inquiries, then it is not a"modera[e impact quasi-public use" under City Code. The city council in its analysis will need to deterniine if the church is a"quasi-public organization." lt will also need to detennine if the community garden requires more than 15 parking spaces for "public assembly" and whether it is an "esscntially public" service. l he appcal's lourih basis claims that the proposed land use has a significant likelihood of causing nuisa�ces. The appeal cites potential vandalism and pest infestation as examples of such Page 3 of 4