06/04/1997 - Special - MinutesPort Orchard, Washington
June 4, 1997
Council of the City of Port Orchard, Washington, was called to order in Special Session by Mayor
Protem Carolyn Powers at 7:30 P.M. at City Hall, 216 Prospect Street.
Councilmembers present: Clauson, Wyatt, Morrison, Geiger, Powers, Van Zee and Grable.
Staff present: City Planner Gross, City Engineer Curies, and Deputy Clerk Merlino.
Mayor Protem Powers reopened the Draft Zoning Ordinance Public Hearing which was continued
from May 19, 1997. The purpose of holding a series of Public Hearing meetings is to review and
discuss the draft Zoning Ordinance. Public input is invited and encouraged during discussions on
the draft Zoning Ordinance.
City Planner Gross started discussion with the question from the last portion of the public hearing
(May 19, 1997) concerning number of vehicles allowed on site for an automobile rental lot.
Council discussed the purpose of the definition on Page 113, Section 8: Commercial - retail and
office and concurred with deleting 2) ExGludi„- ^^^,^,^r^:a! uses with extensive outdoor- storage
or a --in r-plaiRd 2nef iviti^s.
After much discussion, Council reached a consensus on page 146-E 751 Automotive rental and
leasing - "Permitted use" in the Commercial district and page 146-G *Motor vehicle - "Permitted
use" designation within Commercial use district.
City Planner Gross distributed to Council proposed definitions of Adult Entertainment stating the
importance of a clear and concise definition due to the deleterious effects these businesses have on
adjacent property values, neighborhood blight and secondary impacts that threaten the quality of life
such as general increases in drug and alcohol offenses. Ordinances from other cities were reviewed
and recommendations were received from the City Attorney's office.
Council concurred with City Planner Gross and modified Footnote #6 to read as follows: Adult
entertainment facilities shall be prohibited within 600 feet of any residential zones, any Gthe
adult use , schools, licensed daycare centers, public parks, community centers, public
libraries, or churches that conduct religious or educational classes for minors.
Council requested City Planner Gross to continue the review of definition for adult entertainment
facilities on page 123 and wanted better standards relating to dancing. At this time Council revisited
page 146-H "Manufacturing land uses" table. Councilmembers present concurred on the following
revisions to this land use table:
Manufacturing land uses
20 Food and kindred products > change title to read: 20 Food Processing and
kindred products.
2082/5 Winery/brewery > Add "Conditional use" within Greenbelt and
Residential 4.5 district.
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22 Textile mill products > No change
23 Apparel and other textile > No change
products
24 Wood products except furniture > No change
25 Furniture and fixtures Modify footnote #6 to read as follows:
Permitted if within enclosed buildings, and as
an accessory use to retail sales if limited to
no more than 50% of gross floor area. Add
footnote #6 to Commercial and Mixed use
districts.
26 Paper and allied products > No change
27 Printing and publishing > Delete footnote #5 add "Conditional use" to
R4.5, R8, R12 and R20 Land use districts.
Bill Rill, owner of Sunset Lane Cemetery, requested Council to revisit page 146-D Cemetery,
Columbarium or mausoleum and expressed a concern with footnote #4 specifically "structures shall
maintain a minimum distance of 150 feet from adjoining residential property lines...". Council
advised, this item will be reviewed at the next continued Public Hearing on June 25, 1997.
Dick Brown, real estate agent, suggested the Council consider hiring a Hearings Examiner to review
all land use actions, due to the number of conditional uses proposed.
At 9:50 PM, Mayor Protem Powers declared this Public Hearing continued until Wednesday June 25,
1997 at 7:30 PM.
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Michelle Merlino, Deputy Clerk Carolyn Po4firs, Mayor Protem