Laserfiche WebLink
NINUTBS OF TBB PIAMN1M6 C0MN18S10H : I :h :T1H6 OF NAY 21, 1984.PAOE 13 <br />#834 BRIAN FULI I :h • <br />Zoning <br />ite of <br />Saffron <br />of the <br />Saffron <br />inly in <br />lerclal <br />lets in <br />just a <br />1 for a <br />f at the <br />Fulmer <br />Fulmer <br />»of the <br />square <br />nber of <br />Fulmer <br />>uld be <br />: fall, <br />uld be <br />e dogs, <br />.d up to <br />larters <br />ant was <br />be for <br />It they <br />I would <br />ith the <br />;s would <br />ed that <br />one. <br />f feels <br />ovided. <br />ailable <br />Fulmer stated approximately six spaces. Fulmer <br />stated that the solid waste goes out to the trash and <br />not to the septic system. Fulmer stated that the <br />water usage will not increase but decrease because <br />they will be using pressure hoses. Fulmer stated that <br />all the drainage goes to the septic system. Fulmer <br />stated that he had approximated the current square <br />footage (hardcover) 13,000 sf and the new building <br />devoted to boarding space would be 9,600 sf and 1,000 <br />of non-boarding space. <br />Assistant Zoning Administrator Gaffron stated that <br />the Planning Commission needs to address expansion of <br />a non-conforming use. Gaffron stated that in the <br />original conditional use permit a maximum of 60 dogs <br />was one of the requirements of that permit. <br />Kelley stated that he didn't feel that this was an <br />expansion but that the business is just growing. <br />Dr. Fulmer (father of Brian Fulmer) stated that the 60 <br />dog maximum number was just picked arbitrarily. <br />Fulmer stated that starting a business from scratch <br />they didn't know how many dogs there would be in the <br />future so they just picked the number 60. <br />Chairperson Goetten stated that she didn't feel that <br />this was an expansion of the use because it doesn't <br />increase the hardcover. <br />Zoning Administrator Mabusth asked what would happen <br />to the building if that property no longer was used as a <br />commercial kennel. Mabusth asked what would they do <br />with that large of a structure in a residential zone. <br />Mabusth stated that Planning Commission should <br />recommer.<' * o amend the zoning code to allow commercial <br />kennels . residential zone if they were to approve <br />this application. Mabusth stated that if the City <br />decides to amend the code, that the City would be <br />opening itself to other commercial kennel <br />applications. Mabusth stated performance <br />standards should be set up for this issue. <br />Fulmer stated that there is a new state regulation <br />covers commercial kennels and that they will follow <br />those regulations. Fulmer stated that it would ^ be <br />similar to those performance standards that the City <br />might like to use. Fulmer noted that the National <br />Boarding Kennel Association has regulations too. <br />Mayor Butler stated that the Council will have a <br />problem with the second residential unit on this <br />property. Butler stated that the City could set up <br />performance standards using the same regulations and <br />language as the state does.