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MEMORANDUM
DATE : October 26, 1978
TO : City Council
From: Planning staff for Planning Commission
SUBJECT: CUP-l18(A) MAGEE HOUSE APPEAL
The Planning Commission has reviewed the appeal by the Parks and Recreation Commission and has suggested that if the City Council
approves CUP-l18(A), the following conditions be required:
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The uses proposed for this building be approved by the City Council and that these uses will not be of a nature that promotes the congregation of great numbers of people or could possibly have a damaging effect on the structure such as a carpentry shop and
tap dancing.
The building shall be inspected to meet all building and safety codes prior to occupancy.
Occupancy shall not be permitted until it has been determined that the construction contractor has met all obligations and has been released by the City.
The City Council make a definite commitment to insure that all
required public improvements and the on-site parking facility are installed prior to June 30, 1979.
Although the Planning Commission supported the City Council's approval of CUP-l18(A), the Commission generally opposes the apparent double standard between the City and private projects. They feel that the
City should set an example for development within the City. If the City requires completion for private developments prior to occupancy the same should be required for public developments. The Commission then passed a minute motion requesting a policy statement regarding the implied dual standards for public and private development.
Recommendation
It is recommended that the City Council approve CUP-l18(A) and include the conditions as stated in this report.