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MOTION: D required the home occupation structure to be locates in an unsuitable location to the rear of the residence. The desired location was in a wooded area, several hundred feet from the road. The home occupation could not be approved, even though the use would have been heavily screened, and would not be visible from the roadway. The proposed amendments are the first step in a more comprehensive overhaul of home occupation standards. The.issues addressed at this time will revolve situations which are more commonly encountered. Staff will be proposing changes to requirements for smaller lots, specific standards related to traffic impacts, and additional standards for home occupations which could potentially create nuisance impacts, in a subsequent amendment. The Planning Staff recommends that the proposed amendments be presented for comment at the May 26, 1992 public hearing. The proposed amendments and building setbacks are attachments to these minutes on pages Hamilton asked if a residence could have an outdoor storage building and an accessory building. Scearbo responded yes. Reid asked what kinds of home occupations would require a 2000 square foot building. Scearbo responded that one large home occupation she was aware of was a recording studio. She noted that in some instances, the entire building was not used for the home occupation. She also noted that there are other requirements for home occupations regarding impacts and the number of employees allowed. Burklin moved approval of the Planning Staff recommendation. Seconded by Reid. VOTE: Unanimous. b. Proposed Subdivision Regulations Text Amendment Presentation by Mary Scearbo. This item is to consider a proposed amendment to the Subdivision Regulations which would change the certificate required on a final subdivision plat by the owner of the property being subdivided. The Certificate of Dedication and Maintenance is a 53