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Hours/days of operation?Yes Pertaining to Noise <br /> Noise?Yes between 10pm-7 am <br /> Lighting?Yes, pertaining to Parking lot improvements <br /> Is she required to have security officers during weddings/receptions? No, but she is required to maintain the property <br /> and control noise, activity, and traffic. <br /> Notice to surrounding neighbors of upcoming events? No <br /> Signage? Signage is permitted by city code <br /> 3. Under what circumstances, if any, is the CUP at risk of being taken away? If she doesn't follow the standards outlined <br /> in the CUP, attached. Also,the City may at any time review the Conditional use permit and would do so if it believes <br /> that the property isn't operating under the CUP. If the church use stopped for a period of time,then the CUP would <br /> expire. <br /> 4. Is this lot sub dividable into 2 buildable lots? The property is 4.52 acres in a 2 acre zone. Conceivably,the lot could <br /> be split into 2, however,we will need to verify wetlands, and ensure that each lot has two acres of dry-buildable <br /> area. Dry buildable excludes steep slopes and wetlands. <br /> I understand there has to be minimum of 200 feet of road frontage =400'. I think there is about 440-445' I agree <br /> There would need to be 2 septic sites (as well as alternate sites?) identified. Could you reuse the existing site for a new <br /> home?The septic site could be used for a new home,subject to a septic inspection my licensed individuals. <br /> There is no alternate site identified at this time for the current situation. <br /> Currently, 525 Leaf St is not in the MUSA plan for connecting to city sewer.You mentioned that the new comprehensive <br /> plan does include this lot—can you hook up two homes if you subdivide?The property is currently in the MUSA,you <br /> could hook up to the service, at your cost. <br /> Wetland delineation required?A former listing agent(expired listing) said in MLS that the property is sub dividable. She <br /> doesn't recall anything about that and if her client did any delineation work. Do you have any records? I don't see any, <br /> but I can continue to look. A wetland delineation can be no older than 5 years to be useable. <br /> Does a hardcover percentage rule apply to this property?The parking is all gravel. Can it be asphalted? Yes, hardcover <br /> does apply, but gravel is considered hardcover. It could be asphalted, and subject to stormwater control measures. <br /> 5. Current Septic <br /> Will the current septic need to be altered to accommodate alcohol? I have a call into SP Testing. We know of some <br /> places that add a separate holding tank to be pumped as needed and others who pour left over alcohol into a drum and <br /> remove it from the premises. Do you have any comments about that? I don't. <br /> 6. Can you explain the 15% Rule?There is currently a ramp but we don't know when it was installed and if it meets <br /> code. I cant. That sounds like a building code question, maybe your architect can help. <br /> 7. CUP—if you subdivide and create at least 1 new residence and alter the church to make it a residence, does the CUP <br /> go away?Yes. <br /> 8. Considerations from the city or fire dept such as number of parking spots?The CUP in 1984 indicated 82 parking <br /> spaces. I haven't inspected the property to see if the parking area has been expanded. Expansion would require an <br /> amendment to the CUP. Number of designated Handicap spots? The requirement of the number of handicapped spots <br /> is a function of the number of spaces provided. Current owners say it will accommodate 200 vehicles. <br /> 2 <br />