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June 1, 1982 y� transferable - some of the permits that the CounviI has given have had that condition on than. Any new anu,rs would have to cam back to the Council for their own Special Use Permit. MR. 1.AN40S stated that he has discussed this possibility with the Vegsunds - if the ,'ouncil did feel that condition should be added that the permit not be ciansferable, they would be willing, to have that included as one of tm Q ^onditions. MR. KAST©.11 asked if theme is a breakpoint at whi. ething has to be zoned "commercial" rather than being granted a Special Use Permit rei to the number of persons that housed there and MR. K%Gt0JSON stated "no - there is in the City's Ordinance". r. MR. KAS.R..LE stated that it is his feeling and the reason for asking on the cost figure is that most times when someone goes into a thing like this (the hostile type o f situation) that cost is a rather small fee and if they .are talking about something that necessitates meeting financial obligations and charging a fee of forty, fifty or sixty dollars it is possible that is not the location nor the type of facility that will sustain there. JCHN OER'I 11, 118 S. Fifth St. , felt it was commercial not.; and would still, be carrnercial- ir was also informed than the house is being financed by Dick Anderson so that if it was not a successful venture that he would regain title to the house - he would also have a property that was previously licensed "carmercial". This is riot a case where the people requesting this to live there and rent out a couple of roams there - he felt that it is a commercial hotel or motel- he understood that it was over a two hundred thousand dollar venture and with the money that has to be put into it and this will require quite sub- stantial kind of gross revenue to finance that kind of project - to get that kind of profit it will generate traffic. COhTICI11NAir PFIERSON asked will the Vegsunds reside in this facility as their full-time residence and MR. IAM:R.S stated that they will not - they own another home at 402 North Fourth Street - the Vegsuids will conmit to be on the premises twenty-four hours per day - either themselves, their daughter and on occasion when they are not there some)ody who would be accountable to than - they intend to operare this as a family operation the same as being there. Their homestead with be the outer residence - they will. be sleeping there and doing what is necessary at 306 W. Olive - one of them at all t.imcss - they will do all of the work themselves as far as cooking and cleaning, etc. MII.U.R R. WEEDA, 220 Sou,!1 Fourth Street, stated that when he came away fran the Planning Commissi an he was conviru:ed in his own mind that the City does have a Comprehensive Plan for various zonings - he questioned the difference between a ConTwrcial function and a Commercial zoning - this is a request for a Special Use Permit that is going to result in a commercial zoning P-; has been pointed out here- he felt that this should mean the preservation of sane of the older residences and some of then have a lot of money put into them - he asked for clarification from the City Attorney. MR. MAGNUSON stated that the Canprehensive Plan is a document that is written in sufficently general terms to provide just goals and policies of the City - just about anybody can find something in there to support their point of view - it is vagae enough so that interpretatio can be given as we move along - it is really the basis for the zoning ordinance and the business of rezoning - whether it is a rezonming or a permit it has to do with a particular ordinance. The City's Zoning Ordinance for that district - Conditional Uses are arrong ot;.er things rooming houses, or other commercial uses found not to be objectionable to the neighborhood in which they are proposed to be located. The City's Ordinance, and this is the way it is written, specifically provides that certain commercial ftnc,ions and rooming houses are permitted by a Conditional Use Permir. If the ordinance were written a different way, them rezoning might be required. MDT.T,Y SM4ART, 220 West Chestnut, stated that at the Planning Commission meeting, it was stated treat 15 or under is a roaming house - 15 or over is a hotel - in their l�cial Use Permit thew are calling for 16 people. "fit. MA[VUSCX; S..+:ed that this has sanethfic to (k) with the Ruildirn4; Code and is not sl)ecificallv „k-ril io ,ied in the zot:ing ordinance. 'Ilene Buildup Code would have to do with