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RESOL~ITION ~ 33
A R E S 0~ 0 T I O N 0 ~' RECOM~1~fL~'NDATION OF APPROVAL OF THL ADDITION OF SHOR`P
TERM USES AND TEMPORARY USES AS CONDITIONAL USES IN AEI, COMI~iEi~.CIAL ZONES
WHEREAS, Tf~ CITY OF CENTRAL POINT filed application fax
ADDITION 0~' USES IN ALL COMMERCIAL ZONES
o n , _~~~.~1~~' 23 , _Y. ~,___. 19 81 ; and ,
WHEREAS, notices of a PUBLIC MEETING held
an OCTOBII~, 6 1981 were published in the I~edfard Bail.
Tribuna an and ~ , 'l981;
and,
WHEREAS, testimony fro€n prapanents and appanents was hEard at
said PUBLIC MEETING ;
THEREFORE, HE TT ~RESOCUED, that the Central Point Planning
Commission APPROVES this
RESOLUTION OF RECOMMENDATION OF APPROVAL OF THE ABBITION OF SHORT TERM
USES AND TEMPORARY USES AS CONDITIONAL USES IN ALL COM~fEIi.CIAL ZONES
Passed by the Planning Commission and si.gr~ed by me in authentication
of its passage this 6th tray of OC~OBBR , 1981.
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P~,ann~n'g Comm~.ssion Chairman
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Planning AComrnis~-ion Secretary
Approved by me this Oth day of OCTOBBR , 1981.
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Planning Commission Chairman
Planning Commission Resolution ~ 33 , page 2.
STAFF REPORT
Planning Commission Resolution ~~33
Addition of Conditional Uses in Gommercial Zones
This resolution was prepared on the basis of a Staff Report
written by Ron Hough. The resolution allows Temporary Uses
and Short--Team Uses as Conditional Uses in the C--l, C-2, C-3,
C-4 and C-5 zones.
The appropriate sections are C-1, Section 17.32.030, Item D;
C-2, Section 17.36.030, Item GG; C-3, Section 17.40. 030, Item M;
C-4, Section 17.44.030, Item T; and C~-5, Section 17.46.030, Ttem Z.
This change actually places the two new definitions in the
commercial zones (C-l, C-2, C-3, C-4 and C-S) that the Planning
Commission felt appropriate. The motion passed unanimously.
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Planning Commission Meeting
October 6, 19$1
Page Five
3. Addition of Conditional Uses Allowed in Certain Commercial Zones
Chief Penicook read the Staff Report and the Issue Paper written
by Planner Ron Hough of R'~rCOG regarding this item. He advised that
if the uses are not compatible in all commercial zones, it is up
to the Planning Commission to decide Svhich commercial zones they
are compatible in.
All of the Planning Commission members felt that both Temporary
Uses and Short Term Uses should be allowed in all commercial zones,
as long as they are compatible and do not interfere with e~cisting
businesses.
Comsttissioner Frederick felt that the phrase Short Term Use should
be added to the beginning of the phrase which is proposed, so that
it reads as follows: "Short term uses and temporary uses which
the Planning Commission finds to be similar to the uses listed
above, and which are compatible with other permitted uses within
the intent of the zoning district."
Chairman Freeman asked if the Staff recommends a fee for the
temporary use permit or the short term use permits. Chief
Penicook advised that it was X100.00 for conditional use permits
and it should be the same for temporary use permits whic~; are
good for a period of up to five ~5~ months, but that tY~e short
term use permits have not had a fee set as yet.
Chairman Freeman. asked if there was any further discussion.
Chief Penicook stated that we needed a resolution of intent to
add Temporary and Short Term Uses as Conditional Uses im the
commercial zones that the Planning Commission felt appropriate.
The appropriate sections are C-1, Section 17.32.030, Item 1);
C-2, Section 17.36.030, Item C-C; C--3, Section 17.40.030, Item M;
C-4, Section 17.44.030, Item T; and C--5, Section 17.46.030, Item Z.
It vas decided that short term and temporary uses would be added in
the appropriate sections as listed above.
Commissioner Frederick made a motion to pass the resolution of intent f#33~
to approve the addition of Temporary Uses and Short Term Uses in all
Commercial Zones in the appropriate chapters as defined above, and
Commissioner Novasad seconded the motion. Roll call vote: Novasad,
yes; Aimmelman, yes; Frederick, yes; Christy, yes. All of the
Commissioners Noted in favor of the motion, and the motion carried.