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62 <br />1 Commissioner Price said she was wondering if it could be lessened in the UDO, <br />2 before the need for a variance. <br />3 Ashley Moncado said this could be done. <br />4 Commissioner Pelissier said she does not understand why vegetation is <br />5 required around accessory structures when the accessory structure is already required <br />6 to be built of materials similar to a residence. She said this seems to mean that it must <br />7 be shielded just because it is used as a business, even if it looks like a house. <br />8 Ashley Moncado said this was meant to reduce the visual impact of introducing <br />9 a secondary usage on to a piece of property. She said this may also reduce noise <br />10 impacts. <br />11 Commissioner Rich noted that the planning board passed the recommendation <br />12 7 -1. She asked if the person who voted against it had a strong objection to anything in <br />13 particular. <br />14 Ashley Moncado said this person had concerns regarding the application fee, <br />15 enforcement, and the standards limiting economic development in Orange County. <br />16 Commissioner Gordon said there is a balance between allowing expansion in <br />17 home occupations and maintaining the existing residential character of the area. She <br />18 said some businesses could create noises and other impacts, and the required <br />19 setbacks are not that large. She said the balance is between allowing some non - <br />20 residential use without disturbing the people already there. She said she is concerned <br />21 about the noise and other impacts of some of the construction businesses. <br />22 Commissioner McKee said he agreed with Commissioner Gordon because it is <br />23 a balancing act. He noted that the 40 foot setback is the size of the current meeting <br />24 room. He said the goal is to improve the availability of the activity without throwing out <br />25 all the rules. <br />26 Commissioner Price said if you consider some of the benign businesses that are <br />27 located in offices made of the same material as your house, she does not understand <br />28 why the expense of a fence or shield plants is necessary. She is thinking of the <br />29 residents in clustered areas or cul -de -sacs that don't allow a lot of room. She said <br />30 many of the businesses will make less noise than the kids in the neighborhood. She <br />31 feels a lot of hardship is being put on these businesses by requiring the screens. <br />32 <br />33 A motion was made by Commissioner Price, seconded by Commissioner McKee <br />34 to close the public hearing. <br />35 <br />36 VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br />37 <br />38 Commissioner Dorosin said the more traditional zoning distinguishes between <br />39 types of uses. He suggested that this ordinance might also have more specifically <br />40 tailored home occupations and would account for variances in impact, such as less <br />41 noise, or less light. He said the home occupation could be matched with the <br />42 requirements. <br />43 Commissioner Rich agreed with this. She said it is important to know what a <br />44 business is before applying standards like sheltering. <br />45 Perdita Holtz said the Planning Department is trying to make the standards fit for <br />46 all different types of home occupation uses. She said historically, zoning ordinances in <br />
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