Legislative History
1/25/22
Zoning & Land Regulation
Committee
postponed to the Zoning & Land
Regulation Committee
A motion was made by PETERS, seconded by DOOLAN, that the Zoning
Petition be postponed to allow more time for the Committee to review the
submitted information and obtain additional staff input. The motion carried by
the following vote: 4-0. Passed
2/8/22
Zoning & Land Regulation
Committee
postponed to the Zoning & Land
Regulation Committee
A motion was made by SMITH, seconded by DOOLAN, that the Zoning Petition
be postponed to allow for an opinion by Corporation Counsel. The motion
carried by the following vote: 3-0-1 Passed
2/8/22
direction for staff
Zoning & Land Regulation
Committee
A motion was made by SMITH, seconded by DOOLAN, to direct staff to include
the following email correspondences and letters to the official record. The
motion carried by a voice vote.
1. Lane email dated January 31st
2. Willan pdf “sent letter to ZLR board regarding January 25th meeting and
information for the February 8 board meeting
3. Willan pdf “pdf final letter to ZLR board 0201882022 meeting".
4. Willan email "Re_ Issue at the January 25th ZLR Committee meeting 1".
5. Willan email "RE_ Issue at the January 25th ZLR Committee meeting 2".
Passed
3/8/22
direction for staff
Zoning & Land Regulation
Committee
A motion was made by PETERS, seconded by DOOLAN, to direct staff to enter
the Willan emails from March 7, 2022 at 9:01am, March 7, 2022 at 10:36am,
March 8, 2022 at 11:54am, and February 17, 2022 (including attachments) into
the official record. The motion carried by the following vote: 4-0-1. Passed
3/8/22
recommended for denial
Zoning & Land Regulation
Committee
A motion was made by PETERS, seconded by SMITH, that the Zoning Petition
be recommended for denial. The motion carried by the following vote: 4-0-1.
Findings:
1. The current zoning district supports the current activities on the property.
2. The landowner currently operates Ironman Buildings contracting business as
a home occupation within the existing residence and has an opportunity to
operate it from the existing accessory building within the current zoning of the
property if a conditional use permit (CUP) is obtained for a limited family
business.
3. There is a lack of information presented to support the zoning change.
4. The FP-B zoning district accommodates various commercial and industrial
activities, a number of which can be very intensive and may be in conflict with
surrounding residential properties. Due to the size and location of the property,
potential traffic conflicts, potential parking issues, possible lighting issues, and
noise issues may result by this zoning change. Passed