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Regular Planning CommissionMeeting <br />Minutes –Wednesday, October 8, 2014 <br />Page 13 <br />one year, which is allowed under State Statute, and provides a municipality the ability to <br />608 <br />be flexible. <br />609 <br />Member Murphy questioned if rezoning could be used to regulate use and all Interim <br />610 <br />Uses could then be found null and void; and questioned if the City had ever done <br />611 <br />anything like that <br />612 <br />Mr. Paschke responded that he was not aware of any such instance, nor to his <br />613 <br />knowledge could it be done through a comprehensive plan amendment, without <br />614 <br />modifying ordinances to specifically call that out.Mr. Paschke noted that even an event <br />615 <br />certain would be eliminated if the ordinance no longer supported Interim Uses and a <br />616 <br />certain number of daysthe use of your property ceases, which he didn’t see the City <br />617 <br />doing, but if so, he could see that potentially changing the use of Interim Uses allowed in <br />618 <br />the past. <br />619 <br />To be clear, Member Cunningham, clarified that essentially right now the intent was to <br />620 <br />remove current City Code to allow Interim Uses for a maximum of five years, subject to <br />621 <br />extension; and this would remove any time limit allowing a date to be set or at the <br />622 <br />discretion of the City; to which Mr. Paschke responded affirmatively. <br />623 <br />Member Daire noted that the City updated its comprehensive plan every ten years, and <br />624 <br />that the comprehensive plan map showed this area north of Terrace Drive where Vogel <br />625 <br />Sheetmetal was locating, to be zoned high density residential (HDR).Member Daire <br />626 <br />questioned the rationalein that designation in 2010, and proposed future land use and <br />627 <br />subsequent zoning code changed accordingly. <br />628 <br />Mr. Paschke noted that the entire City’s zoning was reviewed and many areas rezoned <br />629 <br />and re-guided during the 2009-2010 process, and this was only oneof many changes to <br />630 <br />the comprehensive plan and zoning code at that time. <br />631 <br />In previous Vogel Sheetmetal discussions, Member Daire recalled that discussions <br />632 <br />included that since rezoning in 2010, no one anticipated the depressed economic turn, <br />633 <br />and had that been known, it may have changed those recommendations.In addition to <br />634 <br />dealing with Vogel in seeking an Interim Use, Member Daire recalled that the Interim Use <br />635 <br />was to sunset within a timeframe allowing re-examination of the land use for HDR in that <br />636 <br />area and subsequent zoning.Member Daire noted that this may possibly address itself to <br />637 <br />the Vogel situation, which he recalled had been supported by the Commission at that <br />638 <br />time for the former Aramark building, with significant conditions applied to the Interim Use <br />639 <br />for screening the northern lot line from adjacent residential properties and mitigating any <br />640 <br />noise issues to make it more compatible with those residents as well.Member Daire <br />641 <br />opined that the current Interim use would serve to anchor the business until almost2020 <br />642 <br />as the City addressed more permanent needs of Vogel and their future operation. <br />643 <br />Member Daire further opined that this occurred to him as a good illustration of the use of <br />644 <br />an Interim Permit in addition to meeting the needs of Vogel Sheetmetal, in caseany <br />645 <br />future comprehensive plan proved significant. <br />646 <br />Chair Gisselquist refocused discussion on the request currently before the body, potential <br />647 <br />amendments to language to amend the Interim Use portion of City Code. <br />648 <br />Mr. Paschke clarified that the term could bedetermined by consideration of a particular <br />649 <br />use, on a case by case basis, but noted that Statutes provided no specific timeframe. <br />650 <br />Public Comment <br />651 <br />Andy Broggert, 1694 Millwood <br />652 <br />Mr. Broggert suggested adding another “or” statement on line 68 rather than making it <br />653 <br />seem mutually exclusive; and concurred with the comments of Member Boguszewski.Mr. <br />654 <br />Broggert supported replacement language for Item 2 (line 69) to read: “Upon another <br />655 <br />expiration date not to exceed the five year limit identified in Item 1.”Mr. Broggert opined <br />656 <br />that he didn’t want an open-ended term for Interim Uses, and that some time period <br />657 <br />needed to be established, but not open-ended.Mr. Broggert spoke in support of the <br />658 <br />event clause in line 71; however, he opined that it still needed a date associated with it, <br />659 <br /> <br />