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Planning CommissionRegularMeeting <br />City Council Chambers, 2660 Civic Center Drive <br />Draft Minutes–Wednesday, July 1, 2015 <br />1.Call to Order <br />1 <br />Chair Michael Boguszewski called to order the regular meeting of the Planning Commission <br />2 <br />meeting at approximately6:30p.m.and reviewed the role and purpose of the Planning <br />3 <br />Commission. <br />4 <br />2.Roll Call & Introduction <br />5 <br />At the request of Chair Boguszewski,City Planner Thomas Paschke called the Roll. <br />6 <br />Members Present: <br />Chair Michael Boguszewski;Vice Chair Shannon Cunningham; and <br />7 <br />Members Robert Murphy,James Daire,Chuck Gitzen,James Bull,and <br />8 <br />David Stellmach <br />9 <br />Staff Present: <br />Community Development Director Paul Bilotta,City Planner Thomas <br />10 <br />PaschkeandSenior Planner Bryan Lloyd <br />11 <br />3.Reviewof Minutes <br />12 <br />June 3, 2015Regular Meeting Minutes <br />13 <br />MOTION <br />14 <br />MemberMurphymoved, seconded by Member Bullto approve the June 3, 2015 meeting <br />15 <br />minutes as presented <br />. <br />16 <br />Ayes: 6 <br />17 <br />Nays: 0 <br />18 <br />Abstentions: 1 (Cunningham) <br />19 <br />Motion carried. <br />20 <br />4.Communications and Recognitions: <br />21 <br />a.From the Public (Public Comment on items noton the agenda) <br />22 <br />Lisa McCormick, Wheeler Street <br />23 <br />Ms. McCormick stated her interest in briefly following up regarding her comments at the <br />24 <br />last meeting, specifically regarding an Interim Use (IU) Permit issued last year and <br />25 <br />conditions applied to that IU.Ms. McCormick addressed her preference that a timeline be <br />26 <br />established to meet those conditions, via a specific clause, prior to occupancy.Ms. <br />27 <br />McCormick stated she was unaware of whether or not a plan had been submitted to meet <br />28 <br />conditions applied to the specific IU she was referencing, or if any alternative plan had <br />29 <br />been submitted since the previous Planning Commission meeting.Unless weather- <br />30 <br />related or other extenuating circumstances are found, Ms. McCormick opined conditions <br />31 <br />should be met prior to occupancy, or a formal extension was issued by the Planning <br />32 <br />Department.Ms. McCormick further opined that the delay in this case was the applicant’s <br />33 <br />delay in getting financing to remodel the building. <br />34 <br />At the request of Member Daire, Ms. McCormick identified the project she was <br />35 <br />referencing as the Vogel Interim Permit project.However, Ms. McCormick opined it <br />36 <br />should be applicable to any project, for conditions part of planning approval versus <br />37 <br />waiting until everything else is accomplished.Ms. McCormick further opined that this <br />38 <br />particular case provided a good example; and a provisional certificate of occupancy <br />39 <br />should apply, since she was not aware the conditions of the IU had been met or any <br />40 <br />subsequent plans submitted to meet those conditions. <br />41 <br />Ms. McCormick clarified that he intentin attending and commenting at last month’s <br />42 <br />Planning Commission meeting was to thank the Planning Commission for applying <br />43 <br />conditions to the Vogel IU to protect adjacent residents. Ms. McCormick opined that there <br />44 <br />were similar situations, and she was confident businesses typically took the attitude that <br />45 <br />they wanted to be good corporate neighbors to adjacent residential properties.However, <br />46 <br />Ms. McCormick opined that if the City of Roseville adopted a policy for stakeholders <br />47 <br /> <br />
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