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MINUTES
Laurel-Yellowstone City-County Planning Board
June 2, 2005 7:00 pm
Council Chambers
Gerald Shay, Chairman
Bud Johnson, City Rep.
Dan Koch, City Rep.
Hazel Klein, City Rep.
David Oberly, County Rep.
Grog Johnson, County Rep.
Cai Cumin, City Planner
Cheryll Lund, City Secretary
Minutes of the April 7, 2005 and May 5, 2005 meetings were approved as sent out.
Stonebridge Estates Subdivision
Due to the Laurel Outlook not advertising the public hearing as it was submitted, the hearing could not
take place and will be re-advertised for the July 7, 2005 meeting.
There were several people present in the audience that live within 300 feet of the proposed subdivision
that had questions.
Questions were asked on covenants, road access, water and traffic. These questions will be brought up
again at the July public hearing when the subdividers will be present and able to answer them.
Public Hearing - Proposed changes to off-street parking requirements in the Central Business
District zone; allowing additional dwelling units within existing residential units; and~ allowin?
neighborhood convenience stores in residential neighbors.
The public hearing opened at 7:51 and closed at 7:51 as there was no public present.
The board discussed, at length, changes to the off-street parking requirements, allowing neighborhood
convenience stores wkhin residential zones and allowing additional dwelling units within existing
residential units (granny flats).
After discussion on off street parking the changes were recommended, as proposed, with the change of
17.40.020 (B) from one-hundred feet to three-hundred feet; and in 17.08.785 (A) change limiting store
size from 5,000 square feet to 2,500 square feet; and 17.08.785 (B) changing parking space requirement
from one parking space per 250 feet to one parking space per 500 feet.
Cai will rework the neighborhood stores to reflect suggestions from the board, and there will be further
review at our next meeting before we make a recommendation to the City Council.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:45 pm.
Respectively submitted,
Cheryll Lund, Secretary
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Add the following to the Definitions Section of the Laurel Municipal Code (Z~C) :
5May05
17.08.35 Additional Dwelling Unit
"Additional Dwelling Unit (ADU)' means a separate dwelling unit within an existing residential
dwelling unit that does not change the outward appearance of the existing residential dwelling
unit but provides a separate living area for family or non-family members and which includes
kitchen, and bathroom facilities. Such ADU's may be rented or leased. Construction standards
of ADU's must be approved by the City Public Works Office prior to construction and
occupancy.
17.08.785 Neighborhood Convenience Stores
"Convenience Stores" are retail establishments, located in a residential neighborhood, offering
for sale a relatively limited selection of prepackaged food products, household items, and other
related goods, not including gasoline or fuel sales; coffee, soup, and sandwich shops; bakeries;
mail packaging and delivery services; Laundromats; and similar small corrtmerciai
establishments as reviewed via the Conditional Use Permit process by the Planning Board and
approved by the City Council.
A. Such stores shall be limited to~ ~0O square feet of retail sales area per fifty
dwelling units. Outdoor seating or eating areas and off-street parking areas are not considered
par~ of the 5000 square feet allowed. Approval of the location of such stores can be done either
in the masterplanning process of new subdivision development whereby allowance of such store
use is a matter of right in developments of fifty dwelling units or more; in an infill development;
or upon application by a landowner/developer/entrepreneur. The burden of proving the need for
such stores based on the allowable square feet per number of dwelling units shall be upon the
applicant. ~
B. One parking space per '250 ~quare feet of retail area shall be provided either on
the side or in back of the retail sales areas, and only diagonal or parallel parking shall be allowed
in front of such stores.
C. At least two trash receptacles shall be provided per store that are accessible to the
public on the store lot, and a written agreement w/th the local government shall stipulate that
trash is picked up on the store lots and along adjacent area sidewalks every day of sales
operation.
D. Store lighting shall be designed to shine away from any other property and/or be
suitably shielded.
E. Signage shall be limited to subdued colors that conform to the lighting
requirement and must either be on the store building or of monument type no larger than five feet
high and eight feet long.
F. Such Neighborhood Convenience Stores may be located in structures, old or new,
that provide residences in the rear of such stores or above such stores and which meet the City
building and fire code requirements.
Add these two definition~ to Table J Z 20. Oi O:
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Change the setback requirements in the CBD for residential units as follows;
Table 17.20.020
Zoning Requirements A RP* NC* CBD CC* HC LI HI p
Lot area requirements in square 20
feet, acres NA NA HA NA NA HA NA NA
except as noted, 20 acres
Minimum yard requirements:
Front (a) NA 20 20 NA 20 20 20 20 20
Side (b) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Side adjacent to street I0 I0 10 10 10 10 10
Rear (b) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Maximum b_eight for afll buildings (c) NA 25 25 NA 25 45 70 NA NA
MaJdmum lot coverage in percent NA 50 50 NA 50 75 75 ' 75 50
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Minimm~ distr~ct size {expressed in acres 2.07 2.07 2.07 2.07 2.0 2.07 2.0 NA
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he lot area, yard and lot coverage reqmrements for dwellings m commercial zoning districts except the
CBD shall be the same as those in the RLMF residential zoning district.
(a) After/al setbacks
(b} Side and rear yards
(c) Except as provided in the airport
Delete the requirement for off-street parl~ng in the CBD as follows:
CHAPTER 17.40: OFF-STREET PARKING REQUIREMENTS
17.40.020 Location Specified
Off-street parking facilities shall be located as hereinafter specified. Where a distance is specified,
such distance shall be in walking distance measured from the nearest point of parking facility to the
nearest point of the lot that such facility is required to serve. A/1 such off-street parking shall be
improved as required by Sections 17.40.080 and 17.40.140.
A. For one- and two-family dwellings, off-street parking is required on the same
building site with the building it is required to serve.
B. For multiple dwellings, retirement homes~ lodging and boardinghouses, etc, off-street
parking is required within the walking distance of~undred feet.
C. For hospitals, sanitariums, convalescent homes, nursing homes, rest homes, homes
for the aged and asylums, off-street parking is required with/n six hundred feet for employees and
three hundred feet for visitors.
D. That portion of the city zoned central business district (CBD) shall not have any off-
street park/ng requirements provided, however, that the owners of expanded or new
structures must consider the off-street parking needs for their projects.
E. For uses other than those specified above, off-street parking within four hundred feet is
required. (Ord. 927, 1987: Ord. 800 (part), 1985; prior code § 17.76.010(A))
Table 17.20.010 (Continued)
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