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3)
The plans must include such structures, walls, evergreen and/or deciduous plantings as will be necessary to protect the occupants of abutting properties from any significant injury to the use and enjoyment of those properties that would otherwise result from the structure being demolished or removed.
STAFF FINDINGS: Except for seeding the areas disturbed during demolition no other plantings or structures are necessary in order to protect abutting property owners from the effects of demolishing the existing structure.
4)
All such plans shall include removal of all accessory structures and impervious surface if the principal structure is to be removed.
STAFF FINDINGS: There will be no remaining structures or impervious surface post-demolition.
5)
The plan must describe how storm water runoff will be addressed.
STAFF FINDINGS: All disturbed areas will be graded and seeded to ensure post-demolition runoff does not exceed pre-demolition runoff.
6)
The plan must contain language obligating the permit holder to completed the work within the timeframe required by the ordinance. Further, the plan must be accompanied by a valid recordable easement, signed by the property owner, granting the city the right to enter upon the property to implement or complete the plan, if the permit holder fails to do so in a timely manner. A bond or letter of credit must be submitted at the time of the permit issuance in an amount that would reimburse the city if it becomes necessary for the city to implement the plan so as to bring the lot into compliance with the approve plan.
STAFF FINDINGS: The city intends to proceed with demolition in the spring of 2025, allowing for site restoration to be completed immediately thereafter. No easement or bond is required because the property is city-owned.
Upon call of the roll on the question of the motion, the following vote was recorded:
MR. ANDREW AIDT
YEA
MR. GREG LAUTERBACH
YEA
MR. KEVIN HILL
YEA
MR. STEVE BYINGTON
YEA
There being four (4) YEA votes, thereon, said motion carried.
There being no further business, the Planning Commission adjourned. The public meeting concluded at 5:08 p.m.
CHAIR
ATTEST:
CLERK