HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolution 774 - Amending 17.77 - ADUsPLANN~IVG C~MMISSIQN RESULUTION NO. ~ ~ ~
A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSIQN FORVVARDING A FAVORABLE
RECOMMENDATION TO THE CITY CDUNCIL TO CONSIDER AMENDMENTS TO
MUNICI~AL CODE TITLE 17 SECTION 17.77, ACCESSORY DWELLING
UNITS (A.DUs)
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WI3EREAS, on September 7, 2U10, with the adoption ~f Council Ordinance I~o. 1939, the
Plantung Commission of the City of Ce~ztral Pouit, in a public meeting declared the need to
amend Section 17.77, Accessory Dwellin~ Units, and determined that the amendlnents as
proposed were in the public interest and that the general welfare of the public will benefit by the
proposed ame7idinent; and
WHEREAS, on October 5, 2010 the Plannilig Co~nniission, held a public hearing ta consider
public testimony an the proposed amendnlents; a~d
WHEREAS, after reti~ie~~~ing tl~e requested proposal and considering public testimony it is the
detennination of the Plaruling Comnussion that the proposed amendments as set forth in Planning
Departrnent Staff Report (Exhibit "1~") dated October 5, 2010 are zniz~or adjustments that do not
alter, or otherwise modify the uses a~~d character of development and land use within the City of
Central Point; and is fherefore deternuned to be consistent with all of the gaals, obj ee;tives, and
policies vf tlie City's Comprehensive Plan.
NOW, T~IEREFORE, BE IT RESQLVED by the Plaiu~ing Carrunission of the City of Central
Point, Oregon that the amendments as set fort}~ in Exhibit "A" be fon~va~•ded to the City Council
~vith a reco7iunendation tlaat the City Council favorabl~~ consider amending t~ie Cxty of Central
Point Municipal Code as specitically set forth in the attached Exhibit "A".
Passed by the ~lannin Coinmissian and sigued by ix~e in authesitication of its passage t~us
S'~ day of ~C~~t.. , 2010.
C:Y~'~.~~. ~'' ~~zV..~
Planning Commission Chair
ATTEST:
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City Representative
Approved by 7ne this 5~day of ~~~~ , 2010.
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Planving Coznmission Chair
P1atuling Commission Resolution No. ~`? (10I512010}
~~ty of Central Point, Oregon
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CENTRAL,
P~INT
STA~F REPORT
~ctober 5, 2010
___Comrr~unity De~elopment
Tom Humphrey, AICP,
Cammuniry Development Director
AGENDA ITEM: File No. 11002
Consideratio~ of praposed Central Point Municipal Code amendments to Section 17.77,
Accessory Dvc•elling Units (ADUs) for language consistex~t with the Public Works Departtnent
Chapter 13, Water Rates and Regulations standards. Applieant: City of Central Poin#
STAFF SOURCE:
Connie Clune, Community Planner
BACKGROUND:
In response ta the City of Central Point City Council approved Central Point Municipa] Code
{CPMC) text changes to Sectian 13.04.100, Water Rates and Regulations (by Ordinance No.
1939}, the adapted water regulation standard provides for one meter to serve both the pri~iary
dwelling and the accessory dwelling unit. '~'he proposed amendment to Section 17.77, Accessory
Dwelling Units {ADUs), provides for this change and specifies the application for an ADUs as a
Type I review procedure {see Attachment A).
ATTACHMENTS:
Attachment A- Chapter 17.77 Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs}
Attachment B- City Council prdinance No.1939
Attachment C - Findings
Attachment 17 - Resolution No.
ACTION:
Consideration of Resolution No. , a recornmendatian to the City Council for approval of
the text amendinents to the Central Point Municipal Code, Section 17.77, Accessory Dwelling
Units (File: 11002).
RECOMMENDATION:
Approval of Resolution No. , forwarding a favorable recommendarian to the City
Cauncil.
ATTACHMENT A
Chapter 17.77
ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS (ADU}
S~ections:
I7.77.005 Purpose.
17.77.010 Permitted in residentiai districts, R-L and R-I .
17.77.020 Pravisions for water an.d sewer.
17.77.d30 Only one accessory dwelling unit per single-family dwelling.
17.77.040 General provisions.
A. ADUs s}~all be permitted as second dwelling units that a:re added to or created within or o~n
the same lot as a single-family dwelling.
B. All housing and building codes ar~d standards shall be applicable ta all ADUs including, but
not lirnited to, the building code, the plumbing code, the electrical cade, the mechanicai code, tlze
fire code, and all requirernents of the city of Central Point.
C. ADUs, whether attached or detached,~
are nat ~required to have separate independent utility connectit~ns;~~r
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D. The gross floor area of an accessory dwelling unit sl~all contain no more than tllirty-five
percent of the gross ~Ioor area of the main dwelling in existence przar to the canstruction of the
accessory dwelling unit or eight hundrecl squ.are feet, vcrhichever is less.
E. No subdivision of 1and, air rights or condominium is allowed so as to enable the sale or
transfer of tl~e accessory dwelling unit independently of the maiz~ dwelling unit or other portions
of the property.
F. All ADUs shall be designed to maintain the appearance of the single-farnily dwelling to
which they are accessory. If an ADU extends beyond the current faotprint of the single-family
dwelling it must be consistent with the existing roof pitch, siding and windows of the single-
fainily dwelling. If a separate entrance daor is provided, it must be located either off tl~e rear or
side of the single-fainily dwelling. Any additions to an existing structure o~' building shall not
exceed the ai~owable lot coverage or encroach inta the required setbacks.
G. All ADUs which are attached to a single-family dwelling sha11 have a separate entra~nce foz
the accessary dt~elling unit, but it shall nat be located on the front of the existi~ig buildi~g,
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H. At least one off-street parkiYig space sha11 be provided for each ADL7 in addition to the off-
street parking spaces required fox the sirigle-family dwelling.
T. All ADUs shall have sepazate street addresses that are vzsible from the street ax~d that clearly
identify the location of the ADU. {Ord. 1884 {part), 2006}.
17.77,050 Special provisians.
A. The owY~er or contract purchaser of record af the single-farnily dwelling to which an ADU is
accessory shall reside either in the single-famiiy ~welling or the ADU as a permanent place of
residence and shall not be permitted to rent or lease the same. The ownex•shi~ of ADUs znay not
be separated frorn ownership of the single-fan~.ily dwelling to which t~iey are accessory.
$. No home occupations, day care centers ar adult faster homes sha11 be permitted in ADUs or
in single-family dwellings to which they are accessory, (Ord. 1884 {part), 20Qb).
1'7.77.060 Permit--Fee--Applieation--Inspection.
A. No ADU may be added to, created within, or construeted upor~ the sa~tle lot as a single-
family dwelling witht~ut a pennit therefore, iss~ed by the planni~ig ~epartment. ADU ermits
shall be rocessed as a T e I land use a lication.
~3. All applications for ADU perrnits sha~l be an forms provided by t~he planning department, and
the fee for such permit shall be as pro~ided in the buildzng code.
C. Before any permit for the creatian or construction of an ADU is granted, the propased site
thereof and the plans and specifications therefare shall be insTpected by the building official t~
assure that the provisions of tlus chapter are not violated. {Ord. 1884 (part), 2006}_
17.77.070 ADUs Detached from single-family dwelling--S~pecial.
The fallowing provisions shall be applicable to detached ADUs:
A. Water, sewer and solid waste collection ~ may be b~ way of eonneetions and service that
is conlpletely sepazate, apart and independently metered from the single-farnily dwelling to
vvhich such ADU is accessory.- c~r b other means a raved b tr~e ublic works de artrnent.
B. All detacheci ADUs shall comply with all setback and separation requirements foz detaehed
accessory buildings except t~iat the minim.um rear yard setback shall be ten feet.
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C. Detached ADUs shall be designed in such a manrier as to blend with or camplement the
architectural design of the single-family dwelling ta which such ADU is accessory; approval of
such design shall be rnade by the appeal board of adjustment.
D. Detached ADUs shall share tl~e same hard-surfaced driveway as the single-family dwelling to
~x~hich such ADU is accessory, and sball have direct access to the street upon which the single-
faznily dwelling fronts, or take access from an alley. No new or additional cur~b cuts shall be
permitted for the ADU, except on corner lots where a new curb cut will be allowed on the street
frontage having no existing curb cut.
E. Detacheci ADUs shall have a minimum af twenty-five feet af unobsti-ucted street frontage
with no intervening structures to ensure adequate visibility and access for emergency vehicles.
{Ord. 1884 (part}, 2006}.
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ATTAC H IV~ ~ N~ "t ~ '
o~nv~vcE Na ~ ~ °~
AN URDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 13.04.I00 PERTAIl~IING TO
Ti~ AMOUN'I' OF WATER METERS PER
SEPAR~TE BUILDINGS
'FHE PEOPLE tJF TH~ CXTY OF CENTRAL POINT, QREG4N, DO ORDAIN AS
FOLL4VVS:
Se o~ 1. Chapte~ 13.41.I00 amen+ds #he ordinanc~ pertaining to the allowed t~ses for one
meter ta read as fvliows:
CHAPTER i 3.04
'~VATER RATES AND REGULATTONS
Sectian:
13.04.100 Separaie buildings
13.04.,100 Separat~ bu!ldings:
Multiple wdter metet'S to a single building are dlscouraged, but unti~r
special circumstantes mu!#iple water metersto a single buifding may be allawed with written permissittp
#'rom the public works direcror or his/her designee. Orse w~ter meter shall be a1lawed to serve one
part~l for the purpose of pr~aviding~ water to the main d¢velNng an~f an accessory strudure.
Passed by the City Council and signed by me in authenEicatian of its passage this
~`~ day of ~ 2010.
ATTES •
Ci Recarder
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Mayor Hank Williams
Approved by me this __ ~~ da of
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Mayor Hank Williams
Ord+'nance No. ~~ {pg0910}
Attachment C
FINDINGS OF FACT
AND
CONCLUSIONS OF LAW
File No; 11002
INTRODUCTION
The text amendment to Section 17.77, Accessory Dwelling Units {ADUs} is language ta
confarm to the adopted code change to the Public Works water regulation standards, Section
13.04. l 00.
These findings are prepared i~ ~our ~4} parts to address the statewide planning goals, the
applicable eletnents of City's Cornprehensive Plan, public facilities and the Transportation
Piatu~ing Rule as required by CPMC 17.05.500 and 17.10.600.
PART 1 CPMC LEGISLATNE AMENDMENT
17.10.200 Legislative amendments.
Legislative amendnaents are policy decrsions made by city council. 7~e.y are revie~ved usirig
the Type IYprocedure i~ Section 17, OS, S00 ar:d s~iall confon~a to tlte stateu~ide plannirag
goals, the Centyal Point conaprehensive plari, the Central Point zoning ordinance and the
transpof°lc~tion planning rule provisions in Section 17.1 U. 600, as applicable.
Finding: By Ordinance No. 1939, the City of Ce~tral Point City Council approved
Central point MunicipaI Code (CPMC} text changes ta Section 13.04.100, Water Rates
and Regulations. The adopted standard provides far a single rneter to sen~e the main
dwelling and an accessory dwelling. The ameiidment to Section 17.77 of the CPMC is
to canfarm to t~~e adopted water regulation standards and to ~ravide for a Type i,
Administrative review for a.n Accessory Dwelli~g application. The amendment is
reviewed as a Legislative amendment using the Type IV pracedure in conformance
with Section 17.10.200.
Conclusion: A text amendment is reviewed as a Type I'V, Legislative decision.
17.05.500 Type IV procedure (legislative).
G. De.cision-Making Crit~Yia. The recomn~endntion by the pla~ning commissior~ and the
deci~ion by the city council shall be based ora the following,factors;
1, Whether the yeqasest is consistent with the applicable statela-ide plarcninggoals;
2. ~'hetker the r•eqtsest is consistent with the compj•ehensr.'ve plat~; and
3. If the ~r~oposed regislative change is particular to a particular~ site, the proper'ty
and affected ar~a is py~esently provided lvith adequate public, facilities, set~vices and
transpof-tation rtel~t-~o~•ks ta stcpport the use, oy~ such_facilitze~, services and transporlation
net~vorl~s are pl.an.ned to be proti~ided co~tcp.crrently with the development of the property.
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PART 2 STATEWIDE PLANNING GOALS:
17.05.500 G. 1. Wlzet~ter the reguest is consisterit with the appricable statewide plmaniyag
goals;
GCIAL X. CITIZENINVOLVE11~1VT - 7'o develop a citizen involvernent pj°ogram
that i~asu~es tlie op~ortPSn.ity for citizens to be irrvolved i~ all phases of the
plunr~ing process.
Findi~g, Goa~ 1: 'I`~~e proposed text amendrnent does not enhance, or detract, from
citizen participation in the City's planning process. A duly naticed public hearing is
scheduled for October 5, ?Q10 ta review the proposed text amendsnent.
Conclusion, Goa~ 1; Consistent.
GOAL 2. LAND ~TSE PLAIVIVING - Ta establish a larac~ use pXanning process and
policy_ fra»aewaf-~ a.r a basis for all decisr.'on urtd actions ~elated to use o, f
lan.d and ta assu~e an ac~equute factual base for such decisions and c~cti.orts
Fincling Goa12: Element I of the Central Point Comprehensive Plan adaresses the
Goa12 requirement that plans and implementing ordinances be revised on a periodic
cycle to take inta account cllanging public palices, cornmunity attitudes and other
circumstances; as such tl~e praposed eflde amendment provides a process and policy
framework as a basis for land use decisions.
Finding Goa12: The proposed text arnendment is in accardance wit~i GPMC Section
17.10.200 a~id therefore does not modify or atherwise affect the City's planning
process as set forth in the Comprehensive Plan. The proposed text amendtnent serves
ta clarify current code language by providing conformity wit}~. the Public Works water
regulation standards, Section 13.04.100.
Conclusion Goa12: Consistent.
Gaal 3 AGRIC~7LTURAL LANDS`- Ta preset-ve and maintarrz agricultural la~zds.
~nding Goa13: The proposed text amendinent does not involve, or otilerwise affect
lands designated for a~icultural use.
Conclusion Goa13: Not applicable.
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Goal 4. FOREST L,~4NDS - 7'o canserve forest lands by rnaintainirtg the fore~t land
base attd to pr•otect the state's, fo~est economy by rt~aA~ittg possible
ecanorraically e..f~'iczent,forest practices that assure the continuous growing
and harvesting of forest tree species as the leading use ora forest land
cansistent with. sound rnanage~nent ofsofl, air, water, and fish and ~vildl~e
resources and to provide fot~ rec~•eationar apportunit.ies and agriculture.
Fix-ding, Goai 4: The proposed text amendment does not involve, ar othexwise affect
lands designated for forest use.
Canclusion, Goa14: Not applicabie.
GOA~ 3: OPENSPACE, S`CENIC,4ND HISTORICAREAS, AND NA7'I~RAL
RESOURCES - To protect nc~tural resources a~td conserve sce~aic and
historic areas and open spaces.
Finding Goal S: The proposed text amendment does not involve, or othera~ise affect
lands designated as natural, scenic, or historic resources.
Conclus~on Goa15: Not applicable.
GDA~, 6 AIR, WATER, A.ND LAND RESOLTRC.~ES QUALITY- To rnaintain and
ir~r~rove tlae guali ,ry of'the air, wate~• and Icznd resources of the state.
Finding Goa16: The proposed text amendment does not involve, or otherwise affect
regulations managing the quality of air, water and land resources,
Conclusion (Coa16: Not applicabl~.
GOAL 7. AREAS SUBJECT TO NATtT~~ ~zARDS ,9[ND DtSASTERS - To
protectpeople and propef°ty frorn natural hazards.
Finding Goai 7: The proposed text amendment does not involve, or otherwise affect
regulations protecting the citizens af Central Point from natural hazards
Cvnclusion Goal ?: Consistent.
GaAL 8 RECRE~l7'IONNEEDS- To satisfy the ~~ect°eational needs of the citizens of
tlae state and ~~isitors and, where ap~f-opriate, to provide for the siting of
necessary recreational facilities inclt~ding destination t•esorls.
Finding Goa18: The proposed text a~~~endment does not involve, or otherwise affect
the City's provision of necessary recreational facilities.
Co~clus~on Goa18: Not applicable.
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GOAL 9 ECONDMY OF THE STATE - To pr•ovide adequate oppos•tunities
lhroughaut the state for a variety of economic acti.vities vital to the Iaealth,
wel, fare, and p~ospe~•it~~ of Oregon `s crtizens,
Finding Goal 9: The proposed text amendment does not alter the City's provisio~ of
adequate economic apportunities. The proposed text arnendment serves ta provide
conszstency with Title 13 of the CPMC standards specifically for the number of water
meters necessary for single family and an accessory dwelling.
Conclusion GoaI 9: Consistent.
G~AL ~t1. ~IDtISING - To provrde,for the hausing r~eeds of citizens of the state.
~'inding Goa110: The proposed text amendment does not involve, ar otherwise affect
regulations that address the City's housing nee~s.
Conclusion Gaa110: Consistent.
G4AL ~~. PUBLXC ,FACILITIES AND SERVICES - To plun r~nd develop a tinaely,
ordef•ly and eff cien~ rzrf~arzgement of publrc facilities and ser-vrces to setve
czr a frafnetivork,for urban and rural developme~tt.
Finding Goal 11: The proposed text amendment does not involve, or atherwise affect
the City's provision of timely, orderly and efficient public facilities and senTices. The
proposed text a~nendrnent does not cause an it~crease in the demand for public
facilities. Water service is available within the City.
~'i~ac~ing Goal 11: The text amendment to SectioY~ 17,77, Accessory Dwelling Units
provides for canfonnity to the recent amendment to the Public Wflrks Department
water regulation, Section 13.04.100 ta allow one water meter to serve both the primary
dwelling and the accessory dwelling unit.
Conclusion Goal 11: Consistent
GOAL 12, TRANSPORTATIOI~'- To provide and encouyage a safe, con~~enient and
econofnic ti~ansportatiora system.
Finding Goal 12: The ~roposed text amendment does not involve, or athervvise affect
the City of Central Point Transportation System Plan or modify CPMC Section
17.05.900, Tra~c irnpact analysis.
Conclusion Goa112: Consistent.
GOAL 13 EtVERGY ~ To consetve ener~gy.
Find'eng Goal 13: The propose,tl. text arnendment does not invol~e, or othei~vvise affect
atid development standards or regulations t~iat address coilserva#ion of energy.
Conclusian Goal 13: Not applicable.
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G0~4L ~4. URBANIZATION- To provide fo~^ an orderly anr~ efficient transition fYOm
rzsral to ur•ban la~d use, to acco»zmodate urban popzclataon and urban
employjnen.t insrde urban gr~o~a~th bot~~daries, to ensz~y-e efficier~t use of
land, and lo provide for livable cotnrnunities.
~nding Goal 14; The proposed text amendment does not involve, ar atherwise
affect, regulations addressing and regulating the trans~tion from rural to urban lands.
Conclusion Goa11~: Not applicable.
GOAL I5. ~7LL~4METTE GR~`ENW~1 Y- To protect, conserve, enharace and
maintain tlie natu~al, scenie, ltistorical, ags•icultural, econonaic and
~^ecreational qucalities of lands along the I~'illaf~tette Rr"~~er as the r~'illamette
River Gt-eentivav.
F`inding Goai 15: The proposed text amendment daes nat involve, or otherwise affect
the Willamette R.iver or Willamette River Greenway.
Conclusion Goa115: Not applicable.
GOAL 16. ESTUARINE RESOURCES - To recogn.ize and protect the unique
et:vitronmenta.l, econonzic, and social values of each estuary and associated
wetlaf:d,s; a~~d to protect, mairrtain, where appr•oprrate develop, and ~vhere
appropriate restore the long-te~•m environ~raental, economic, and social
values, divet~sit~~ c~nd benefils af Oregon's estuaries.
~inding Goal 1b: The proposed text amendme7it does not involve, or otherwise affect
estuaries and associated wetlands.
Conclusion Goa116: Not applicable.
~aAL r ~. C0~1ST~L SHORELANDS - To cor~serve, protect, where appropriate,
develop and whef-e crppropriate restore the resources and benefits af all
coastal shorelands, recognizing ilaei~• value for protection and friaintenance
of water qualit~~, fislt and wildlife habitat, water-depende.nt u,ses, eco~aomic
resources and recreation ar~d aesthetics. 7'he management of tlzese
shorelas~d areas shall be compatible with the cha~•aeteristics of the adjacent
cocrstal waters; and T`a reduce the hazard to human life arid prope-•t~~, ttnd
tlae adverse eff'ects upon water quality and.f~sh a~ul tivildlife habitat,
t°esacrtr'ng,from the ~rse and er~joyment of Oregon's coustal shorelands.
Finding Goa117: The proposed text amendment daes nat involve, or othen~ise affect
caastal shorelaxzds.
Coraclusion Goa117: Not app~icable.
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GtIAL 18. B,EACHES AND ~I tTNES - To corrserve, protect, ~vlzere appropriate
develop, and where cz~~prapriale restare the resources ar~d bene~ts of
coc~.stal beach. and dune a~eas; and to red~rce the ha~ard to human life and
property front natural or mar2-ifaduced actio~.s c~sociated with these af•eas.
Finding Goal 1$; 1'he proposed text arnen.dment does not in~volve, or otherwise affect
coastal beach or dune areas.
Conclusion Goa118: Nat applicable.
GO.r4L 19. OCEA.NRES(7IIRCES - To consetve marine j~esaurces and eeological
functions for the pufpose ofprovidzng lor~g-terna ecolagical, economic, and
social value and benefits to,future genef•ations,
Finding Gaal 19: The City of Central Point is not adjacent to, or near the ocean. The
proposed text arnetidment does not involve, or otherwise affect marine resaurces and
marine ecological functions.
Conclusion Goal 19: Not applicabie.
PART 3 CITY OF CENTRAL PUINT COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
17.OS.500 (G) (2)(na) The request is consistent with the Central Poant con~prehenstve
plan;
Fi~ding: The amendment to Section 17.77 is cansistent with CPMC Section 13.04 and
tlae comprehensive plan. The amendment serves to provide clear and measurable
standards with ADIJs request procedure listed as a Type I, Administrative review.
Concluszon: Con~istent
1. Transportation
Finding: The City af Central Point Transportation System Plan 2030 {TSP) replaces
Chapter XI, Circulation/Transportation of the Comprehensive Pla~i. The TSP provides
an inventory of the City's existing transportation system, including street standards. This
element af the Gomprehe~sive Plan addresses Statewide Planning Goal 12,
Transportation,
Finding: The propased text amemdment will not cause an ~ncrease in land uses that
would result in levels of travel or access that would be inconsistent with the City's
functional street classif cation system for e~istang and planned transportation facilities.
Conclusion; CorL~istent
PART 4 TRANSPORTATION PLANNING RULE
17.10.600 Transportation ptanning rule compliance.
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Sectio~t 664-OX2-0060(1) Where. a~r. atriendrnent to ~ functional plan, an acA~nowledged
comp~ehensi~~e ~alan, or a l~rrad use regulation woisld sigraifrcantly affect an existing or
plannec~ tra~isportation facility, the local government shall put r.'n place measures as
provider~ in section. (2) of this rule to ass~~re that allowed land uses are consisten.t rvith the
identif ed f ~rictiori, capacity, and pes~ormatace standards (e.g, level of sesvic~, voltsme to
capacity ra~io, etc.} of the facility. A plafa or land use regulation amendment signifi.cantly
affects a tr-ansportataon.f~cility r.'f it ~a~ould:
a} Change the,funet.iojutl classification of an e~zsting orpla~ned transportatzon
, facil it~~;
b) Clza.nge sta~adardr im.plementing a,func~fional classification system; or
e) ~4s measured at the e.nd ofthe,~lanningperiod identi~ed isz tl2e ada~ted
tra~2spo~~tation syste~ra pla.n:
(~1) Allow tvpes oj• leve.ls of land uses that would result in levels of travel vr
access that are i~consistertt witla the,fienctional classificatior~ of an existing or
pla~zried tra~zspor•tation facility;
(B) Reduce tlze performance of an existing vr plafaned transportatiot~.,facilitv
below th~ mirzirntsm acceptable pe~, fof~mance standat°d identified in the T5P o~°
compt~e~aera.sive plan.,- or
(C) Y~'orsen the peYfarnrattce of an eazstirag or planned transpos-tation facility
that is other~Nise. pt•ojected to pe~form belo~-v the minin~urn acceptable
perfoj-naance standard identified i~a the TS`P or comprelzensive plarr.
Finding 660.012-006Q(1){a}: The propased text amex~dment serves to provide
CPMC ~onsistency, review process and measurable code standards. The proposed
text arnendment will not cause any changes to the functianal classifieation of any
existing or planned transportation facilities.
Conclusion 660-012-0060{1)(a): No significant affect.
Finding 660-0~2-0060(1}(b): The proposed text amendment serves to maintain the
density standard of residential property consistent with the Comprehensive P1an.
The proposed text amendment will not cause a change to standards implernenting the
City's transportation system.
Cancl~tsian 660-012-0060(1)(b}: No significant affect.
Finding 66U-012-0060(I){c)(A}: The proposed text arnendment u~i11 not cause an
zncrease in laz-d uses that would result in levels of travel or access that would be
inconsistent with the Gity's functional street classi~cation system far existing and
planned transpartatian ~aci~ities.
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Conclusion 660-012-0060{1){c)(A}: Na significant affect
F~n.ding 660-012-OObO(1)(c){B): The pzoposed text amendment will nat cause a
reduction in the perfarmance of any existing or planned transportation facilities
below the minimum acceptable performance standard identified in the TSP or
Comprehensive Plan.
Cor~clusion 660-~12-0060(1}(c}(B}; No significant affect.
Finding 660-012-0060(1){c}(C): The proposed text ainendment will not cause the
worsening of an existing or planr~eci transpartation facility that is otherwise projected
to perform belaw the minitnum acceptable ~erforniance standard identified in the
TSP or Comprehensive Plan.
Conclusion 660-012-0060{1)(c){C): No significant affect
Summary Conclusion: As praposed, the text amendment is in confarmance with ~he
acknawlec~ged Comprehensive Plan, Transportatian System Plan and Central Point
Municipal Code.
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PLANNING CpMMISSION RESOLUTI~N NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSIDN FORWARDING A FAVORABLE
RECOMMENDATIQN TO THE CITY COUNCIL TO CQNSIDER AMENDMENTS TO
MUNICIPAL CODE T~TLE 17 SECTION 17.77, ACCE~SORY DWELLING
UNITS (ADUs)
(l~ile No: 11002)
WHEREAS, on September 7, 2010, with the adoption of Council Qrdinar-ce No. 1939, the
Ptanning Comnussion of the City of Central Point, in a public meeting declared the need to
amend Section 17.7'7, Accessory D~velling Units, and determined that the amendnients as
proposed were a~l the public interest and that the ge~e1'aI welfare of the public will benefit by the
proposed amendment; and
WHEREAS, on October 5, 2010 the Plaiming Commission, held a public hearing to consider
gublic testimony on the proposed amendments; and
WHEREAS, a~ter reviewing the requested propasal and considering public testimony it is the
detemunation of the Planning Comrriission that fhe proposed amec~dments as set forth in Planning
Deparfinent Staff Report (Exhibit "A"} dated October 5, 2010 are c~~ior adjust~z~ents that do not
alter, or otherwise modify the uses and character of development and land use within ~.ie City of
Central Point, and is therefore determined to be consistent with all of the goals, objectives, and
policies of the City's Comprehensive Plan.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Planiung Commission of the City of Central
Point, Oregon that the amendments as set forth in Exhibit "A" be forwarded to the City Council
wiEh a recommendation that the City Council favorably consider amending the City of Central
Pvint A~unicipal Code as specifically set forth in the attached Exhibi# "A".
Passed by the Planning Commission and signed by me in aut.lzentication af its passage this
day of , 2010. .
Planning Commission Chair
ATTEST:
City Representati~~
Approved by me this day of , 2010.
Conunission Chair
Planning Cotnmission Resalutzon No. (I O/S/2010)