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Attachment 2 39 Ms. Krisnik explained the insulation is actually well above the residential grade required by 40 both NOAH and ANSI standards. 41 Member McGehee indicated the Noah certification only certifies R13 and R19 values and is 42 the only type of NOAH certifies so she wanted to know how the City is supposed to be 43 assured that the insulation actually exceeds that per State Law. 44 Chair Pribyl thought the Commission could look at this after the meeting. 45 Member McGehee continued her argument regarding what she understood to be the 46 standards of the State. 47 Ms. Krisnik showed the certification of inspection from NOAH. 48 Public Comment 49 No one came forward to speak for or against this request. With no one coming forward to 50 speak, Chair Pribyl closed the public hearing. 51 MOTION 52 Member Schaffhausen moved, seconded by Member Aspnes, to recommend to the City 53 Council approval of an Interim Use to Temporarily Regulate Two Existing Mobile 54 Residential Micro-Unit Dwellings on the Property at 2555 Victoria Street (PF23-004). 55 Member Schaffhausen thought this is a step in the right direction and something that is really 56 needed and valuable for this community and she is grateful that this organization is stepping 57 forward to do this. 58 Member McGehee indicated that she was going to take the other side and argued that it could 59 be but as it is currently granted, it is not. She did not think there are proper safeguards in 60 place, and she did not think that the City should allow this to go forward without challenge 61 and that would be at the City Council level. She asked if it would be possible, she would like 62 to add a fourth condition, that the City Council consider taking steps to get this particular 63 Legislation brought into line so that Building Codes, safety and so on can be reviewed by the 64 City, not by an arbitrary third party. 65 Chair Pribyl indicated she was not sure that is within the City’s jurisdiction, because this is a 66 State item. 67 Member McGehee indicated this was a motion just to the City Council to review during the 68 next six months and see if there is a way to bring this more in line with other structures 69 within the City so that the City has more assurance of safety and habitable conditions for the 70 residents of these micro units. 71 Member Schaffhausen appreciated that and respected where Member McGehee was coming 72 from because what she hears is Member McGehee’s deep concern for the residents that are in 73 this space and making sure that those residents are well cared for and in addition that that, 74 she thought the Interim, what she has seen and read through it is that the Church is following 75 the State requirements for that and those Laws will take effect in six months and that no 76 amount of action on the City’s part will, the only thing the City will do is slow things down 77 and that the Church will still have a chance to step in and implement these dwellings as it is 78 defined by the State on January 1, 2024. Page 2 of 3 Qbhf!212!pg!377