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<br />I <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />Council Mi nutes <br />April 10, 1984 <br /> <br />Krueger reviewed staff report, emphasizing the <br />Planning Commission1s recomnended changes. If <br />there were s till problems with the amendment, <br />Krueger recommended the amendment be tabled <br />thereby giving staff an opportunity to go back to <br />the Planning Commission in a few months with a <br />fresh approach. <br /> <br />Harcus stated he thought the basic changes are <br />better than before, with an improvement in enforce- <br />ability. <br /> <br />Schmidt indicated it shouldn1t be tabled, but <br />rather have some action taken on it. <br /> <br />Motion by Schmidt, seconded by Harcus, to WAIVE THE <br />READING, HOLD THE SECOND READING, ADOPT AND ORDER <br />PUBLICATION OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 2-350 <br />AND SECTION 4-550 OF THE NEW BRIGHTON ZONING CODE <br />PERTAINING TO HOME OCCUPATIONS WITH THE FOLLOWING <br />CHANGES AS RECOMMENDED BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION: <br /> <br />1. That Section II,b. state permitted home <br />occupations shall not include the employment <br />of any persons on site who does not reside <br />011 the premi ses, ... <br />2. That Section II, c. state ... shall have no <br />exterior storage of equipment or materials <br />and furthermore shall not i ncl ude the exteri or <br />display of anything except signs as are per- <br />lritted by Chapter IX. <br />3. lbat Section, e. state no additional traffic <br />shall be generated by a home occupation than <br />is reasonable in a residential neighborhood ... <br /> <br />Motion by Janecek, seconded by Blomquist to amend as <br />follows: <br /> <br />1. lhat Section II, b. state permitted home <br />occupations shall not include the employment <br />of more than one person ... <br /> <br />2. That Section, e. state Not-more than four <br />additional traffic trips per day shall be <br />generated by a home occupation. Any need <br />for ... <br /> <br />Schmidt stated that the amendment allows the occupa- <br />tion ordinance to go beyond the family unit, and <br />doesn't see a number of trips as being enforceable <br />by either the police or staff. <br /> <br />Janecek feels that the one outside person and the <br />four traffic trips makes the ordinance enforceable. <br /> <br />Page Five <br /> <br />Home Occupation Ordinance, <br />Amendment <br />Report 84-92 <br />Ordinance 522 <br />