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<br />153 contain bathrooms or kitchen facilities and they are on wheels and not on the ground, and <br />154 2. The Units lack a properfoundation, and <br />155 3. The Units are not connected to municipal sewer or water. <br />156 The specific findings outlined in the Resolution should be based on City Council discussion. <br />157 <br />158 Beyond denying the appeal, staff also requests direction on the option and timeline for securing <br />159 compliance. Council’s options include: <br />160 1. Order the Units be removed within 10 days. <br />161 2. Order the Units be removed within 60-90 days. This option is only considered feasible if the <br />162 Units are considered RV’s. This timeline for removal comes with the condition the property <br />163 owner provide evidence the RV’s are insured, occupants are provided 24-hour access to a <br />164 bathroom (including bathing facilities) and kitchen that are connected to City sewer and water, <br />165 and adequate storm shelter. <br />166 3.Stay removal of the Units while the property owner undergos the Interim Use Permit process. <br />167 The property owner understands there is no guarenteed outcome to this process, and if denied, <br />168 the property owner must remove the Units within 10 days of the decision on the Interim Use <br />169 Permit. <br />Prepared by: Janice Gundlach, Community Development Director <br />Attachments: A: photo of micro-units <br />B: Sacred Settlement newsletter <br /> C: 1/4/2023 email from Settled <br />D: 2/1/2023 City noncompliance letter <br />E: 2/10/2023 Prince of Peace appeal request <br />F: Prince of Peace supplemental appeal information <br />G: Resolution <br /> <br />Page 5 of 5 <br />RS160\\1\\859178.v1 <br /> <br />