04-16-2007 Planning Commission Packet

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, . • #07-3278 CMP Amen.dment April ll,2007 Page 3 � Anplication #06-3249. Upon withdrawal of the Hempel application the City Council directed City staff to proceed with a CMP amendment that would in effect "undo" the changes that were adopted in 2004. Staff proceeded immediateiy to prepare documents, legal notices, etc. The property owners were notified via the standaxd mailed legal notice of the hearing for the proposed� amendment scheduled for November 20. However, the item was tabled at Planning Commission's November 20 meeting at the request of the property owners' representative, who indicated that due to incorrect address listings in the County records, sufficient notice was not . given to allow the owners adequate time to respond to the proposed amendment. A conected property owners list was compiled and notice was mailed for the Planning Commission's January 15 meeting. The property owners' representative, Steve Johnston, requested a six-month tabling of the comp plan amendment and rezoning to allow time for submittal of an application for a banlc and food co-op for the site. Representatives of Reliance Development Corporation and Harvest Moon Food Co-op indicated they are considering the site for a banlc and food co-op and need additional time to explore the possibilities of these uses for the site before makina a formal application. Planning Commission tabled the item for two • months on a vote of 6-1. ' On March 12 Ron Moorse and Mike Gaffron met with Steve Johnston and representatives of the Harvest Moon Co-op and Central Bank, who indicated they intend to ma.ke an application for Planning Commission's April ineeting. We suggested they start with an application for a comp plan amendment, to allow the City to concentrate on the issue of uses without getting bogged down in site planning details. PC Recommendation 3-19-07. Planning Commission re-opened the public hearing on Maxch 19 and heaxd from a variety of parties expressing support for a bank and a food co-op on Outlot A. It was noted by Steve Johnston that an application had been dropped off at the City that morning proposing a 16,000 s.f. bank/office building and a 12,000 s.f. food co-op building for t11e site. Planning Commission discussed the comp plan amendment and the rezoning. Their first motion, carried on a vote of 4-3, was to recommend that the property be rezoned to B-6 PUD. Staff � noted they need to weigh in on the comp plan amendment as well. The second motion, carried � on a vote of 5-2, was to recommend approval of the Council-initiated comp plan amendment as presented, to rezone the site to B-6 PUD and that special consideration should be given to allowing a banl:and a food co-op on the site. Council Action 4-9-07. On April 9, 2007 the City Council adopted Resolution No. which rescinded the Amendment adopted in 2004, effectively re-instating the language and development provisions that were established originally in the 2000-2020 CMP for the parcels • located between Hi�hway 12 and Kelley Parkway. The Council did not take action to re-zone Outlot A, hence it remains zoned RR-1B SF Rural Residential; functionally a holdin�zone.