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Approve <br />would replace an existing light tower. Phillips asked if the four towers are contingent upon each other. <br />Viera replied that they are contingent upon each other. <br />Phillips asked if there was a reason why they are not bringing all four sites at the same time. Viera replied <br />that the surveys and photo simulations have not been completed for the other sites. Danger asked if they <br />are not approved on the additional sites would they continue with this site. Viera replied that he believes <br />that they would and would then try to cover the gaps in coverage. <br />Danger stated that he is concerned that by automatically extending the approval it would tie that location <br />up if another carrier should decide that they would need it and could proceed without delay. Gundlach <br />replied there is currently additional room for more carriers. <br />Dangers inquired why the applicant is not asking a typical six month approval and then apply for an <br />extension in six months. Gundlach replied that the applicant has expressed to staff that they may not be <br />able to meet the deadline and are in the process of trying to secure as many locations as possible. She <br />replied that if the Commission would like to approve only a six month time line that would be appropriate <br />and then the applicant could then apply for an extension before the dead line expires. However, it is <br />typical practice to approve six month extensions and doing it now would save a step later on. <br />Motion by Schiferl, second by Zisla to CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. <br />5 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION APPROVED. <br />Zisla stated that he does not have a problem with the twelve month timeline, since they have a clear <br />reason. Schiferl and Danger both replied that they were only worried about setting a precedent for future <br />applications, but do not object to the extension. <br />Motion by Zisla, second by Schiferl to ADOPT THE RESOLUTION PROVIDED RECOMMENDING APPROVAL <br />OF THE SPECIAL USE PERMIT, SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING: <br />1. Interior placement of the ground equipment within the water tower is subject to change at the <br />discretion of the Director of Public Works so as to not block entrance/exit doors and to best utilize <br />the vacant interior space. <br />2. The special use permit shall be valid for 12 months from the date of City Council approval. <br />3. The applicant must enter into a lease agreement with the City. <br />5 ayes, 0 nays. MOTION APPROVED. <br />Public Hearing: ZA2009-003 Zoning Code Amendment Impacting Chapter 7 -w Pertaining to <br />Amendment Criteria for approved Planned Residential & Planned Unit Developments <br />The City is requesting a Zoning Code amendment that impacts Chapter 7 of the Zoning Code. <br />Specifically, the amendment would create standards that approved planned residential development and <br />planned unit developments would have to meet in order to be granted an amendment. The amendment as <br />0 <br />
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