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The City's wetland setback requirements are greater than area communities and the watershed <br />31 <br />2016 LP <br />Wetland Setbacks <br />district. Perhaps the benefits are no longer valid. Further, there appears to be a conflict between <br />15 <br />the septic code and the wetland setback. <br />Many roads approaching 30-40 years in age and increasing pressure is expected toward the city to <br />4 <br />2016 LP <br />Private roads standards/policies <br />take them over and fix them up — A policy should be developed to respond to these requests. <br />14 <br />Roseville or Richfield was recently (11/15) profiled in the paper as an example of a process <br />Septic Code updates regarding <br />Create an option whereby a landowner can obtain approval for extending the every 3 year pumping <br />19 <br />2016 LP <br />pumping maintenance intervals & <br />requirement on ayear-by-year basis where documentation is provided and a management plan <br />13 <br />agreement is entered into requiring verification that septic tanks are not needing to be pumped yet, <br />Type IV systems <br />especially in the case of Big Island where the transportation cost is exceedingly high <br />Slope Failure and Stabilization <br />There is an opportunity to improve the process of dealing with slope failures before they occur and <br />8 <br />2016 LP <br />in emergency situations; standards, review process, collaboration with MCWD, etc. would benefit <br />12 <br />Ordinance or Policy <br />residents. <br />Code allows certain accessory structures(pools) within a certain size to be built in front of the <br />36 <br />2016 LP <br />Accessory structures and pools <br />principal building, outside of the required yard. Historically, staff has not permitted any structure. <br />12 <br />Further, 78-1436 allows for a 15 side yard setback for accessory structures between 750 and 1000 <br />sq. ft. Setbacks for accessory structures should be reviewed <br />The existing system of determining connection charges should be reviewed to ensure they are <br />Fees have been reconfigured to meet the goal, <br />7 <br />2016 LP <br />Sewer Connection Charges Policies <br />equitable and uniform. <br />12 <br />included in the 2017 fee schedule <br />37 <br />Appeal time frame <br />The appeals process as outlined in 2-41 does not stipulate a timeline for filing the appeal. There <br />11 <br />Noted by City Attorney as high priority, Council <br />should be a deadline to avoid protracted processes. <br />concurred in July. Completed. 16-3865 <br />Review the Septic code, compare with State/ County requirements. Determine if the differences <br />18 <br />Septic Code <br />11 <br />are worth the added layer of review and permitting. <br />The statute allows for certain subdivisions to be reviewed differently, skipping a planning <br />29 <br />Lot splits <br />commission process. could be reviewed and do not need to be, adding time, expense, and <br />9 <br />roadblocks unnecessarily. Changes could save staff and applicant time. <br />16 <br />Special lot combinations <br />Special lot combos should be clarified to exclude non -riparian lots in calculation of average <br />8 <br />lakeshore setbacks. Drafted, need to schedule. <br />Comp Plan text/map amendments <br />The Comp plan notes certain density ranges. The future Comprehensive Plan should be clear as to <br />1 <br />re: densities in certain districts <br />the goal of certain districts in terms of density and development patterns. <br />8 <br />24 <br />Vacation Rentals <br />Residents are renting their homes on a short term basis. Renters' behavior impacts the peace and <br />8 <br />enjoyment of the rest of the neighborhood. Vacation rentals should be regulated. <br />Case number 15-3759. Council tabled 4-11-16 <br />9 <br />SWMP - zoning code revisions to <br />Ordinances codifying the Surface Water Management Plan standards must be adopted to fully <br />7 <br />formalize implementation <br />implement the plan. <br />