2001-12-12 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

December 12, 2001, Plan Commission Minutes Page 4 of 5 10.At least 485 parking spaces shall be provided for the development. Parking shall be provided in the amount required by the University City Zoning Code. 11.The Fire Department Staff shall approve the proposed exterior parking layout. The alleyway shall be kept clear of any obstructions and signs shall be erected that clearly state all cars blocking the alleyway will be towed. 12.The applicants shall submit a traffic study, satisfactory to the Director of Planning and Development and the Director of Public Works, that takes into account the effect of the new units. That study must conclude that the proposed increase in density will result in a relatively modest increase in traffic generation prior to final issuance of this Conditional Use Permit Amendment. The motion was seconded by Mr. Credit and passed by a vote of 4 to 0 with all members voting “aye.” Text Amendment: Moratorium extension on Adult / Sexually Oriented Businesses Mr. Hill stated that Staff and City Zoning Attorney have been working on proposed legislation to address the issue of adult / sexually oriented businesses and that proposed legislation should be ready for review within the next two months. However, the previously approved moratorium will expire on December 26, 2001. Mr. Credit moved that the Plan Commission recommend approval of the proposed extension as follows: The Commission recommends to the City Council that a moratorium of six months be established, beginning at the expiration date of the previous moratorium’s ending date (December 26, 2001), during which sexually oriented businesses, including adult book stores, adult novelty stores, adult video stores, adult places of entertainment and other sexually oriented businesses shall not be approved or any permit authorizing such use granted. The motion was seconded by Ms. Arbogast and passed by a vote of 4 to 0 with all members voting “aye.” Other Business Ms. Glassman discussed her views on the possibility of requiring site plan review for new homes that do not conform to the prevailing pattern of height and mass in the surrouinding neighborhood. Mr. Hill gave an overview of why the requirement was removed from the Zoning Code in 1997. Adjournment K:\WPOFFICE\WPDATA\m-12-12-2001.plc.wpd