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Approved 2/2/11 <br />548 <br />549 Larry Wright: There is wiggle room in case conditions do? <br />550 <br />551 Craig Benedict: Yes. <br />552 <br />553 Samantha Cabe: These Conditional Zoning Districts are necessary because no one knows on day one what things will build out <br />554 to but our current structure, you have to wink and nod about adjusting things are you go because once you get a special use <br />555 permit, technically you should have everything planned but that is impossible so it left everyone in limbo. <br />556 <br />557 Craig Benedict: When we had an attorney opinion during the Buckhom Vllage Project about having a specific site plan or not <br />558 and our attomey said if you are in Economic Development Zones and you do not have the ability to provide all these specificity of <br />559 the site plan, then you work on the Master Concept Plan. That Bubble Plan gets wrapped into it as one of the conditions of <br />560 rezoning. It becomes law. <br />561 <br />562 Judith Wegner: Could you comment more on that? How would that be different? <br />563 <br />564 Craig Benedict: Someone would ask for a Conditional Zoning District because they do not know every foot print of the building <br />565 when they come in. Buckhom Village would be known as the Buckhom Vllage Master Plan Development - CZD. They would <br />566. ask for that rezoning and proceed with the conditions of how much traffic, what are the buffers, they would do a master signage <br />567 plan. That could be a condition. Buckhom would more than likely be in this Conditional Zoning District program because we do <br />568 not know all the site plan. If they want to bring in the Phase One site plan to get clarity with that. <br />569 <br />570 Judith Wegner: If they didn't, what would be the subsequent? <br />571 <br />572 Craig Benedict: This Master Concept Plan would say pod A has 100,000 square feet with retailed allowed. The next phase <br />573 would be adopted by the Commissioners. A site plan would come into staff. The staff would review it with every department in <br />574 the County, DOT, any water/sewer provider to review that site plan and make sure it meets the standards and any conditions of <br />575 the Buckhom Village Master Plan Development -Conditional Zoning District. We then sign off and we attest that the 56 <br />576 conditions put on Buckhom Village are being met by the site plan. That is submitted to the manager which is forwarded to the <br />577 Commissioners. We inform this Board that the site plan has come in for Phase 1 or Pod A of this Master Plan Development and <br />578 we would report on how this administrative site plan meets those conditions. <br />579 <br />580 Pete Hallenbeck: Of the two columns under Conditional Districts, is it generally correct that the Conditional Use path is less time <br />581 than the Conditional Zoning Districts path? <br />582 <br />583 Craig Benedict: I would say yes because you know exactly what the building is like and someone could go pretty fast from <br />584 getting this approved to working on final building plans and moving forward. This will probably take six to nine months. When <br />585 this Board reviews this as a rezoning and when the Commissioners review it as a rezoning, it probably moves a little faster <br />586 because it is finite and in front of you and you see the final site plan. <br />587 <br />588 Pete Hallenbeck: If you took that chart and you flipped where those two columns, and then take those three different types of <br />589 zoning, General, Conditional Use and Conditional Zoning Districts, you would be going from a more general, lots of time, hard to <br />590 get, to a middle of the road, to a more specific least amount of time. <br />591 <br />592 Craig Benedict: You could say that. This would take a little longer because you are setting parameters for some unknowns. <br />593 <br />594 Pete Hallenbeck: My goal in saying this was to try to read the chart to have flow to it. The other is I am thinking of how to <br />595 explain this to people. With the middle of the road and Conditional Zoning, we have a rough idea but not too specific. The last <br />596 one is very specific. <br />597 <br />598 Craig Benedict: We already said this takes a little longer but afterwards, those site plans, when the developer says that pod A <br />599 has a sign for it, you can put 100,000 square foot retail. If somebody comes into this site plan at that time, they can bring the site <br />600 plan within a four or five week period. A developer invests in a larger site, gets all this out of the way and then can market a <br />601 planned site. Then it happens faster and time is upfront. <br />602 <br />603 Alan Campbell: Is there any real difference in the current planned development, as far as timing? <br />604 <br />605 Craig Benedict: I think it is about the same. We weren't charged with changing process time frames. <br />606 <br />607 Alan Campbell: That might be something for Phase 2. <br />608 <br />10 <br />14 <br />
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