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determined that conditional zoning was a much better construct to do the same thing. Now, having said that there are uses in 109 here specifically that are only approvable through a conditional use permitting process. We’re going to have to change it to an 110 appropriate designation, whatever that is. 111 112 Michael Harvey continued reviewing abstract. 113 114 Tony Blake: Where would a charging station for an electric car fall in that? 115 116 Michael Harvey: I actually would call that as an accessory use. But that’s neither here nor there. 117 118 Tony Blake: Well Tesla for sure has made it a thing. These rapid charging stations. 119 120 Michael Harvey: I would actually call that an accessory use. It may be, and we’ll get to this example in a minute, but maybe 121 there’s a better way to handle that. So if you let me continue I can show you an example and gauge your reaction to it. 122 123 David Blankfard: Madam Chair, I’m going to have to go; I’ve got a pet emergency. 124 125 Lydia Wegman: Ok. Thank you David, I hope your pet is all right. 126 127 Michael Harvey: David, I’ll reach out to you with some of the background effect. In fact, for the new members I’ll be reaching 128 out to you with links to where you can find some of the background information on this from the previous presentation so you 129 have it available to you. 130 131 Michael Harvey continued reviewing abstract. 132 133 Lydia Wegman: Just one question. On the adult daycare facility there’s an asterisk under MPD conditional zoning. 134 135 Michael Harvey: I threw that in there. We haven’t determined where they’re all going to be yet. I understand why you’re asking 136 but we haven’t come up with a comprehensive idea of where these would go yet. Or what process they should go through. For 137 example, you may not want adult daycare residential zoning districts without a Class B SUP. That’s something we’re still 138 wrestling with in terms of what we’re going to recommend to you all. But at least we want you all comfortable with the thought 139 process. 140 141 Lydia Wegman: And one other question. There are a couple of C #’s. 142 143 Michael Harvey: Yes, that’s conditional use. 144 145 Craig Benedict: One other thing. When you’re reviewing this if you think a use, such as adult daycare facility, might be of two 146 different intensities meaning one where it’s just daycare and one is overnight care and you think it should be split into two 147 areas and maybe an overnight facility fits in certain categories and it doesn’t fit in other categories. 148 149 Michael Harvey: Well actually Craig, all due respect, we already have that. And that’s the family care home and group care 150 facility and residential. We’ve also dealt with assisted living facilities, which would include assisted living, nursing care, 151 congregate care, and residential as well. We put the daycare just for that day because we have other land uses dealing with 152 overnight or longer-term accommodation issues. 153 154 Craig Benedict: So are they in a different category than care and education? 155 156 Michael Harvey: Yes. And the reason being is because it’s residential in nature. 157 158 Lydia Wegman: I do feel like it should say human care and educational facilities for child and adult care, because someone 159 could say dog care. 160 161 7