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VOTE: 10 to 2 no (Lydia Wegman/Paul Gutherie) 1 2 Lydia Wegman: The same as before but I will note if this does move forward and the BOCC does want to approve this I 3 support the amendment that is offered on a performance bond and I think that would be a significant improvement to 4 the proposed change. 5 6 Paul Guthrie: I would echo that. I am not satisfied we have gone to the depth we should have gone to on both of these 7 issues because they go a lot further than this committee. How do you measure impervious surface? 8 9 Michael Harvey: We are going out as staff with a measuring wheel and tape measure or a surveyor does it and we are 10 making the surveyors notes are accurate. 11 12 Paul Guthrie: How do you know the surface you are measuring is impervious? 13 14 Michael Harvey: If it is gravel, covered by building a roof, if it is structure it is impervious. Impervious surface area is 15 defined within the UDO as a surface composed of any material that impedes/prevents the natural infiltration of water 16 into the soil. Such surfaces include concrete, asphalt and gravel surfaces. These include but are not limited to streets 17 and parking areas, sidewalks, patios and structures that cover the land. It does not by state definition include the deck 18 or the water in the swimming pool. 19 20 Paul Guthrie: It doesn’t’ include natural features. 21 22 Michael Harvey: Right. 23 24 25 AGENDA ITEM 9: UNIFIED DEVELOPMENT ORDINANCE (UDO) TEXT\ AMENDMENTS: To make a recommendation to 26 the BOCC on government-initiated amendments regarding the review and permitting of 27 temporary health care structures. This item was heard at the May 26, 2015 quarterly public 28 hearing. 29 30 Presenter: Ashley Moncado, Special Projects Planner 31 32 Ashley Moncado: Reviewed abstract. 33 34 Herman Staats: The building and efficiency or some other addition to a structure. I could do that anyway as long as my 35 lot size allows me so nothing in what we discussed about this temporary health care structure prevented someone from 36 using those if they wanted to? 37 38 Ashley Moncado: Correct. There are other options provided in the UDO. 39 40 Herman Staats: I didn’t understand why it’s so restrictive. 41 42 Craig Benedict: When you bring it back to the BOCC, we will explain that more. 43 44 Lisa Stuckey: If I go to page 73, 5-48 under 5.9 (a) 1, if I wanted to do one of these things and hire this company that 45 would put one up, at that point, does it have to be a first or second degree relative? 46 47 Ashley Moncado: Yes. All those options, a relationship by marriage or a legal guardian. 48 49 19