2026-10-08 - Planning Commission
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Built from YouTube captions (manual); the agenda and minutes were not read. Part 1 of the video covers the briefing session before the 2:30 PM public hearing and ends at adjournment for the hearing; the resumed preview is on Part 2. Names and figures are as captioned and may be misspelled.
- Format: the Commission met in a retreat-style session, taking staff briefings so items could be initiated in two weeks, then a high-level preview of the afternoon hearing agenda.
- Zoning ordinance cleanup: staff requested initiation of an eight-item technical cleanup for November 2026 covering articles 2 to 5. Items included changing Architectural Review Board determinations from "decides" to "recommends," sending undersized lots in the multifamily neighborhood school district to a conditional use permit instead of a variance, marina use-table updates, re-adding retail goods in pedestrian commercial overlays, a conditional use permit for vacation rentals of up to nine units, aligning the accessible-parking list with definitions, raising the short-term rental sign allowance from 2 to 4 square feet, and correcting corner side-yard fencing in historic and cultural districts. No vote; initiation was planned for October 22. See Zoning Ordinance Technical Corrections and Clerical Fixes.
- Resilience quotient, phase two: staff proposed turning the resilience quotient from a mandatory checklist into an optional incentive program. Single-family requirements would keep elevation and water capture and tree planting but drop the generator and solar pigtail. Non-residential projects would earn incentives such as faster review, height, setbacks and parking reductions for larger resiliency investments. Staff also proposed removing the coastal resilience overlay's extra foot of mechanical and electrical elevation and the pervious-parking requirement. Commissioners raised concerns about trading housing for flood protection, asked for broader advocacy-group input, and requested estimates of affected projects and developer uptake; staff said the development community's top priority is review speed. See Resilience Quotient Zoning Amendment.
- Faith-based housing amendment: staff reviewed the text amendment implementing the state law, which takes effect January 1, 2027 and sunsets January 1, 2031, with four eligibility requirements and simplified development standards. No vote. See Faith-Based and Nonprofit Housing Zoning.
- Data center amendment: staff summarized revised definitions for small-scale (under 30,000 square feet and 25 MW) and large-scale data centers, permitted and conditional districts, and three performance standards (state-code assessment, noise compliance and equipment shielding). Commissioners asked about cooling-water runoff and closed-loop systems. No vote. See Data Center Zoning Standards.
- Marijuana business amendment: staff walked through a roughly 50-page red-line covering dispensing, testing, retail, cultivation, processing, manufacturing, microbusinesses and transporters, all by conditional use permit with indoor-operation and security requirements and 1,000-foot buffers for dispensing. No vote. See Marijuana Business Zoning Categories.
- Hearing preview: staff briefed the afternoon consent and permit items, including the airport terminal design review, Dockside Social, Boss Queens Soul Cafe, Martin's Soulfood, the juice bar banquet hall and the Dutch Bros continuance to October 22 over a deed-restriction issue with the awning. See 2026-10-08 - Planning Commission Public Hearing and Dutch Bros Drive-Through at 1501 East Little Creek Road.
- Barraud Park dugouts: two new baseball dugouts matching the park's new pavilions, which the Architectural Review Board recommended 7-0. See Barraud Park Dugouts Design Review.
- Slover Library permit: staff presented a conditional use permit for a banquet hall with live entertainment and on-premises alcohol consumption at 235 East Plum Street, a city-owned facility whose rentals have expanded. Alcohol is provided by caterers or renters with banquet licenses, not sold by the library. Hours 8 AM to 11 PM, room-by-room occupancy caps (300 in the largest rooms, fewer with a dance floor), and a security guard and staff required for each event. See Restaurant, Alcohol and Entertainment Conditional Use Permits.
Related: Zoning Ordinance Technical Corrections and Clerical Fixes, Resilience Quotient Zoning Amendment, Faith-Based and Nonprofit Housing Zoning, Data Center Zoning Standards, Marijuana Business Zoning Categories, Barraud Park Dugouts Design Review, Restaurant, Alcohol and Entertainment Conditional Use Permits
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00:06Um, our first presentation,
00:10I don't think Boston's
00:12Um, we can flip it.
00:14Let's flip.
00:16And just to provide, um, some
00:19try to figure out how we're
00:21quickly and efficiently
00:23We're going to do our
00:25Austin's here.
00:27Um, we're going to work through
00:29so that we can get you briefed
00:31working on, and we can get
00:35After that, we'll do the public
00:37hearing preview for for our 230.
00:41Rob will walk you
00:42We won't go as quickly as we
00:45it's been a little while.
00:46So I'll have them walk through
00:50then we'll go into the more
00:53for two weeks from now.
00:55If we come up against time, we
00:59we'll head upstairs to the
01:01pick back up the briefing after
01:03the public hearing
01:06Okay. All right.
01:08I think that the printer issue
01:14please pass it around.
01:17It looks like somebody loaded
01:19the wrong paper
01:21So it's very thick.
01:23It's still really
01:24Very nice.
01:28So as Bobby mentioned
01:33this is a request to initiate
01:37Another zoning
01:39I know you guys.
01:40You guys tolerate the cool new
01:44everything exciting to.
01:45I know this is what you really
01:48able to be here again,
01:51Uh,
01:53as, as always, this is a
01:56inconsistencies and Season.
01:57Omissions that we come up, that
02:01of about a year, six
02:03Although as we go, it's getting
02:07there are eight, this time
02:10four, and five of
02:12And again, to reiterate
02:16discussed here.
02:17This is all just errors or
02:20over the past eight years.
02:21Now
02:23we find less and less of the
02:25But believe it or not, there
02:28just haven't, you know, had
02:30really look at in the
02:33So I'll just go through
02:35And as always, please just feel
02:37over any of these
02:40So first, the zoning ordinance
02:43Review Board decides
02:46appropriateness when they are
02:49to the zoning administrator.
02:50It is technically a zoning
02:54And the word decide is a little
02:56misleading and
02:58It's also misleading for how
03:03in a case like that.
03:04So we just wanted to make
03:06little bit.
03:07Um, and for those of you
03:09determination of architectural
03:12simplest way to describe it is
03:16COA if you don't need a
03:18But we feel that it would
03:21architectural or the
03:25If something is architecturally
03:27for that.
03:29And it's baked into a few
03:30ordinance, but there's never
03:32really cause for
03:34So you may not know.
03:35Um, secondly, currently
03:40multifamily neighborhood school
03:44to develop an undersized lot
03:48This was a little bit of a, it
03:51came with that text amendment.
03:53I believe it was a year and a
03:56variance process to the CIP.
03:57So we're just coming back
04:01undersized lots and mfns go to
04:05single family home like they
04:09family districts, because at
04:11only be able to build a single
04:13Only undersized single family.
04:15Yep. Only undersized,
04:17Which is very common in Mfns.
04:19There's a lot of
04:22And a lot of a lot of those
04:26long time ago.
04:27They were all platted on 25,
04:29undersized lot in
04:31Um, third they use tables
04:35performance for the Marina
04:37So we came back with a, a,
04:42included a few things, but
04:45for marinas.
04:46Um, it would be easy to blame
04:49people didn't review it and
04:51update the tables.
04:52So it was a group effort there.
04:55So we're just going to go back
04:56correct that.
04:58Fourth. This is one of the true
05:01Retail goods establishment is
05:04in the pedestrian commercial
05:07That's clearly a mistake.
05:08Those are designed to be
05:11for a human being walking on
05:13their own two feet
05:15There is not a more friendly
05:19So that was clearly a mistake
05:22over from the 92 ordinance.
05:23So just going back to fix that.
05:24Yeah. In 2017 and 2018 when
05:27So this was a true mistake
05:30because of course, retail is
05:31allowed in pedestrian
05:36Uh, fifth, the zoning
05:39And this is another
05:40The zoning ordinance does not
05:43with up to nine dwelling units
05:47rental in the G one
05:50Now, G one to kind of give
05:52That's the Monticello district.
05:54So I don't know exactly where
05:57about the Frank Spicer building.
05:59And then the northern boundary,
06:03about the railroad just in
06:06between that
06:09Uh, and in most zoning
06:14vacation allowed for
06:16allowed for multifamily, any,
06:19any number of dwelling units
06:23I actually forget the, it's
06:25conditional use permit in any
06:28require conditional use permit.
06:30There's a few others.
06:31There's a list G one
06:33So we just want to make
06:35So it's treated the same as
06:38Uh next, the zoning ordinance
06:42that are considered
06:44under the Ada and the
06:45requirement for
06:47Uh, it is worth noting, we do
06:50section correctly, but not in
06:53So we're just going to
06:54Make sure that section
06:57Um, and you know, Ada, uh,
07:02for short term rentals conflict
07:05permitted for residential
07:07So currently in your
07:10you're only allowed
07:11This isn't always compatible
07:15signage that we have to put up.
07:16So the contact info that goes
07:20you know, posted near the front
07:23fence or a mailbox or
07:25Um, so we're just going to
07:282ft to 4ft to make sure
07:31allowance in order to
07:34Um, and then finally, the, this
07:38ordinance that we just
07:41The corner side yard fencing
07:43and cultural conservation
07:46Um, it currently says you can
07:49on the property line, which is
07:52And it was not that way in 92.
07:54Um, it's just it's
07:56We haven't really seen this
07:59seen has either not been right
08:02districts, or it's been
08:05So any time, you know, it's an
08:08like for like, we haven't
08:10to look at that
08:12Um, and that's the list with
08:15that, I stand by
08:16Are there any questions
08:20All right.
08:21Thank you.
08:28And I'm laying odds on whether
08:30goes up.
08:31Because usually it's now that
08:32we find 3 or 4 more
08:37So good afternoon commissioners.
08:39Um, I want to walk you
08:42development standards
08:45phase two.
08:46In the past, we've talked about
08:50I think at this point we're
08:52be done.
08:53And so I just want to talk to
08:56next with this.
08:58Specifically regarding the
09:00where we're really
09:02So just to refresh your memory,
09:06you about some deficiencies we
09:12of the development standards
09:14zoning ordinance, specifically
09:16dealing with some
09:20That's where we resulted in
09:24additions that were never quite
09:26spelled out as
09:28So that was what we had talked
09:30some unnecessary and some
09:32We also talked to you about the
09:35quotient and some thoughts that
09:39So to date, we have
09:42So in October I'm sorry.
09:43On August 25th of this year,
09:48set of amendments, and that's
09:51It's reflected online.
09:53Um, all those things we did
09:57of amendments.
09:58Um, so the next set is needed
10:01quotient, uh, and fix some
10:04things that we
10:06But we'll just, we won't talk
10:08Um,
10:10so just to, again, when we talk
10:13standards, it sort of
10:15Um, development standards
10:21that are highlighted in yellow.
10:22Those are the key changes we
10:23did in phase one
10:28We took those um or not
10:32We took those out and put them
10:34in better places
10:36So we now have a
10:38We can use for something later.
10:39And then 5.1 used to be what we
10:42We took a lot of those
10:45them to a more appropriate
10:47we replaced it with a new
10:49additions and site improvements.
10:51So now the next is to look
10:56So today the resilience
11:00is required of all new
11:02development substantial
11:05Um it is so so new single
11:11building, new commercial
11:15um, substantially
11:18All of these things require to
11:21one form or another.
11:23For single family development,
11:25elements that we apply to
11:30above grade.
11:31There are several areas of
11:33If you're in a flood zone,
11:35If you're in the traditional
11:36be higher.
11:38Um, but at a minimum, anywhere
11:41um, You have to capture
11:43That's the old rain barrel,
11:48modified this a few years ago,
11:51number of trees.
11:52Um,
11:54and then third, provide a
11:58solar, um, what they call
12:02Um,
12:04that's for single family, for
12:07to elevate to 16in.
12:09And there's provisions for
12:12that, but you have to elevate
12:16have to capture the first inch
12:21table of improvements and for
12:25you need.
12:26Um, or you can achieve lead
12:30certification or adaptively
12:33which we do see a lot of those.
12:34The adaptive reuse is they
12:37resilience question.
12:39Um, that's the way
12:45So
12:47Bobby's going to fill in here
12:50So the resilience quotient.
12:52Sure.
12:54So the select improvements
12:56The whole point was to let that
13:00were going to capture water
13:03development requirements, which
13:07different items include
13:09flood resilience, stormwater
13:10resiliency, energy
13:14Risk reduction.
13:15Risk reduction.
13:16So, um, and so that is
13:20the goal was to say there's
13:23there's a, there's another way,
13:25your money in either way
13:29For context, we were given
13:32Housing Commission and
13:34members of City Council and
13:38look again at the resilience
13:41it and also, um,
13:45turn it from being a
13:50bonus program.
13:52So where the
13:53So the reason why is because
13:56changes that were done to state
14:00resilience in the building
14:03resilience and, um, with the
14:05changes to the state
14:07So we didn't want to feel like
14:10stacking on extra requirements
14:13new requirements added recently.
14:15And so we were told to either
14:19make it where it could
14:21And so we're working to try
14:24bonus with this.
14:25So so to do that,
14:29And this is again
14:31And we can we're still
14:34Um so for single family
14:39keep the water capture,
14:41Those are very beneficial.
14:42We don't want to
14:45Um, but we do want to remove
14:49generator hookup that the
14:52it's been problematic, um,
14:57Uh, there's, there have been
14:59with the changes in code, it's
15:02Um,
15:04yes, ma'am.
15:05I just wanted to clarify,
15:07You said it was posing.
15:09What problems?
15:10The generator.
15:10Solar hookups.
15:11So the generator
15:13We've had a couple of
15:15development community.
15:16One of them being, um, people
15:19the generator.
15:20They tend to go on the panel in
15:21the garage or just
15:23And those who don't necessarily
15:26generator, oftentimes I'll put
15:29which is bad.
15:30Um, things like that.
15:31They oftentimes are on that
15:33side yard where
15:35There's not room
15:37So you put it over there.
15:38Now you're overhanging
15:40We've had some issues
15:42There's also been discussion
15:46necessarily the best solution
15:48in an area that's
15:50And so a lot of this is a
15:52That's for everything.
15:54If you're, if your house is
15:58to the outlets and you generate
16:01You've electrified the
16:03So there's definitely been
16:07I mean, obviously, I think the
16:09about the, the, the
16:11Um, but as we worked with
16:15necessary, it has been a very
16:16successful requirement
16:19And perhaps there's some
16:21there without that.
16:22What about the solar.
16:24It's all the same technology.
16:26And so this wouldn't prevent
16:29house to solar.
16:30This would it's the same
16:32hookup essentially that you
16:36into the same connection.
16:37So there's no reason that you
16:41don't want to make
16:46I probably have more
16:49Okay.
16:50Um.
16:51Going back when you
16:54Yes. Are you specific
16:57There are specific requirements.
16:59There's a number of trees that
17:02maintain as per
17:05And I don't have it memorized,
17:08it is specific size.
17:09It is there's a, there's a
17:11large trees.
17:13And how many you have to have
17:14you do.
17:16And so we, we added that a few
17:20the rain barrel provision just,
17:24tend to grow legs and
17:27They also tend to not be
17:29maintained by the
17:30And so once the rain barrel is
17:34you if you don't drain it.
17:35And so instead, let's get
17:39Let's incentivize them.
17:40Let's incentivize the
17:43That's our priority number one,
17:45incentivize the planting of
17:48us than a rain barrel.
17:50We have the capacity to
17:54That's working out.
17:55On a regular basis.
17:57Um, I don't know if that, if
18:00we check it at the CEO to make
18:03certificate of occupancy.
18:05So.
18:06Um, I've had experience with
18:08house because we were within
18:14you know, there was
18:17And in fact, the trees did die.
18:21I just was curious about that
18:22because I would
18:24It is a.
18:25I recognize it's difficult to
18:31it's troublesome to me that
18:35don't make sure that
18:38that's being followed through.
18:40Yeah.
18:41It is something we are we are
18:44requiring and following up
18:47And we do now do that fairly
18:51removed on commercial
18:52plan process and
18:55I know the cbpa situation.
18:57They do.
18:57They they are taking
19:00Are we enforcing it on the
19:01individual single family houses?
19:03I think unless we
19:04If something.
19:06If one went away five minutes
19:10We would probably catch that.
19:11But yeah, it's it's definitely
19:14enforcement challenge.
19:17But I'll point out that has
19:19couple of years.
19:21Um, and then so for all
19:25indicated, the, the plan would
19:29quotient from a strict
19:31program, and the options would
19:34be, again, a selection
19:37Very similar to what's
19:40So some, some some significant
19:44like you to make to the
19:47resilient in general.
19:48And, um, I don't necessarily
19:51things that we're looking at,
19:54would make a property more
19:57Um, in exchange for that,
20:01you can choose from a set of
20:05reduced review time.
20:07Um, so particularly the site
20:09review process.
20:11Um, that is something that the
20:13us they think would be
20:16Um, comes down to your bottom
20:19increased height, reduced
20:21setbacks, reduced
20:23We've talked about a number
20:26we're still kind of testing
20:29But the idea being that in
20:33beneficial, that we would give
20:39making your project a little
20:43and anything you wanted to add.
20:46Yeah.
20:47What we also did is we set
20:50little bit easier to apply,
20:54noticeable differences, as
20:57could see and would be able
20:59So we've added things like if
21:04now, if you paid less and you
21:08would normally do, you could
21:12on reducing your setbacks.
21:13If you restored the Chesapeake
21:16buffer to a certain percentage,
21:20will shift your development
21:22to to reduce setback
21:24So we're trying to be very a
21:27it's more tangible.
21:28Um, that way we can see it and
21:30we have and the
21:33in the full development.
21:35It was hard.
21:36Some of the things in the
21:38were already requirements of
21:42the building code was updated.
21:43So people were just checking
21:46they weren't actually
21:47I was like, oh, I have to
21:51and do that already.
21:52I have to put install energy
21:54efficient specific
21:56Well, I have to do that already.
21:58And they were just checking off
22:01earning, but they were already
22:03required it.
22:04And so we were trying to
22:06So a lot of this is more, um,
22:10to keep track of when they do
22:13we can watch and have
22:15So yeah, we did an analysis on
22:18what we're getting out of the
22:20commercial scale properties
22:24are already things that they
22:27simply, if they're doing a
22:30the stormwater pond slightly
22:33more water.
22:34And so it's just the, the
22:36as, as much as we would have
22:37liked to have gotten
22:40Now as part of that, we're also
22:42the easy thing.
22:44There's nothing, I think after
22:46There's nothing wrong with
22:48water, then you can qualify to
22:52else because you're
22:53So that's still on the book as
22:56that gets you the most points.
22:58We want you to capture more
23:01handle it.
23:02And then a couple other things
23:06things like that to a certain
23:08similar to what
23:10So again, we're trying to right
23:13more tangible that someone
23:15And hopefully the developer
23:19And then we can in turn, see
23:22little bit more.
23:26Uh, two more slides, just
23:28And then.
23:29Okay.
23:30Then I'll hold.
23:31Okay. Additionally, there's two
23:34want to address that are
23:38this, but not directly in
23:40Um, one we right now we have a
23:45foot of elevation for
23:47electrical and
23:49Um, and so if you're required
23:52building a single family house,
23:54feet above the finished floor
23:57above the flood elevation.
23:59The coastal resilience overlay
24:03that mechanical or
24:05Um we're proposing to
24:07It adds a level of complexity
24:13Um and also in the coastal
24:18requirement for
24:21And the challenge with that is
24:26to flood, pervious parking
24:28spaces are not what
24:30They end up actually causing
24:33And that's what the
24:36Our stormwater team
24:38And we.
24:39So consequently we don't.
24:40We oftentimes just waive that
24:43good intervention if you're
24:46prone area.
24:47You'd rather just sheet flow
24:50stormwater system.
24:52Um, and then just, um, other
24:57a few things with the
24:59So we're going to fix those
25:02A lot of references to
25:04So we have found references
25:07clean them up.
25:08So that is the idea initially
25:12phases and kind of that
25:15Um, what we don't
25:16We can do it all at once.
25:18That's already pretty much
25:20finish up the
25:21So that's the intent is to
25:24So from a next step standpoint,
25:29on the 22nd.
25:31Again that's just um approval
25:34we've already been doing and to
25:36would be to advertise
25:39Um, we do need to finish
25:42We have been doing coordination
25:45We have spoken with several um
25:49this on a daily basis and
25:53from them.
25:54We need to, we need to keep
25:56We've also talked about this
25:59Building Industry Association,
26:03And we have a meeting with
26:05weeks, and we want to go back
26:08Um, we think that that
26:11outreach that we need to do on
26:14those who are using it on a
26:17that it is doing what
26:21And with that, I'm
26:25Okay. Go ahead, Mr. Baker.
26:28Oh you don't.
26:29Okay, I do.
26:31Um,
26:33I am not a civil
26:38I can appreciate what the
26:41especially as we, you know,
26:44seem to be still in
26:46Um, but what I don't want to do
26:48is trade housing and
26:54just to put it simply, um, we
26:58edge of resilience and I'd
27:02Um, and so I can appreciate
27:07Um, but I was wondering, what
27:11Um, and also, um, and civil
27:16we've included our
27:21other advocacy groups, folks
27:25water for good or
27:28And I wonder if there's, um,
27:33voices into this conversation.
27:36I think I know what I want to
27:37see, but I'm not
27:40So, um, is, is will there be
27:45other folks for maybe a.
27:49We can, if that's the direction
27:51push this to December and
27:55where we're working towards
27:59council members that have have
28:02administration, but, um,
28:07As for the first the first part
28:11the, our analysis shows that
28:15It's not providing any.
28:17It's not providing any or very
28:21change in code, as
28:23One of the main things they
28:26the 110 mile per hour wind load.
28:29In most buildings.
28:30Now it's 130 mile per hour.
28:31Wind load is the minimum
28:33so easy check off for them.
28:36They've already got their
28:38we're getting nothing out of it.
28:39And so the hope is that by
28:43making it something that is
28:47them and get some really
28:51Because even those that are
28:54just check off, they are tend
28:57things that don't
29:00And we're not getting the big
29:03what we wanted to get in 2018.
29:04When we wrote this, we
29:07interventions that
29:08So we're by removing all the
29:11the big ones subject of an
29:15real incentives.
29:17And the.
29:18And the discussion that we've
29:21that we have here may
29:23I mean, one of the things we've
29:26not something we can do with
29:28can do as a city administration
29:32that would incentivize someone
29:34to do, make some of
29:35So the idea is to really
29:40eliminating the the
29:42That is all they're
29:45And I'm a huge
29:47I think I've said it several
29:49years is that when we work
29:52a decision, people get
29:57as well.
29:58Um, was concerned, still
30:03solar hookups.
30:04Um, I think as we're right in
30:09as well, that giving people the
30:14lowering the barriers to
30:18Um, I would hate for
30:21Um, anyway, from a first
30:25questions and I'm not an expert.
30:27I think I know enough to
30:30So if maybe inviting other
30:33And I think we can look at some
30:37because on the single family
30:39some options that might
30:41multifamily might incentivize
30:43the placement of those
30:46I think the challenge has
30:49proven to be problematic,
30:51incentivize that or
30:54Um, something we can absolutely.
30:55We've, we've talked
30:57So something we can
31:01I hope that makes sense to me.
31:03Uh, commissioners,
31:07I'm having trouble equating
31:11same level.
31:12One is using
31:15sustainable energy, one
31:19So the hookup is
31:23You know, when you're talking
31:24about space requirements
31:27I just I was just puzzled why
31:29generators were
31:33I mean, it's nice for people to
31:35sure where it ends.
31:37So the concept of resilience
31:39hurricane and power was out for
31:42resilient thing that everybody,
31:44available to them.
31:45That was the idea
31:47they would have even better.
31:49Yes, yes.
31:52Just a quick question, because
31:55You know, for our short term
31:58require the Hvac to be up so
32:02requirement, does
32:04It will slightly.
32:06Um, uh, There were some that
32:10were built after 2018, but
32:15added to add an additional foot.
32:18And so someone had a pretty new
32:20to elevate their Hvac unit.
32:22So that's, that's where
32:24But we would still require them
32:27feet above the base flood
32:30But it'd be the same as
32:33As a regular.
32:36Increase. Correct.
32:38Okay. Thank you.
32:40And I think one other thing I'd
32:45the changes that are proposing,
32:49affect and I'd like obviously
32:53likelihood that
32:56choose the option of being more
32:58resilient over just
33:00And, and that's part of the
33:03with the civil engineers to see
33:07be comfortable with what would
33:08actually move the
33:10What incentives could we give
33:13make these improvements?
33:14And that was exactly that was
33:17the the group of engineers that
33:21you what, what what do you want?
33:22What do you think your clients
33:25these things into
33:27And the number one thing we
33:32will speed things up.
33:33I would add that cost is a.
33:37Can you tell me.
33:40That this cost versus putting
33:45higher cost, you know,
33:48you're going to lean towards.
33:50That was definitely
33:51Cost was definitely
33:52But surprisingly, actually, um,
33:55that we heard from everybody
33:58things up
34:01because there is a
34:04In X Pay this
34:06You're okay.
34:076 to 12 months.
34:08You pay this amount?
34:09Well, I mean, there is a cost
34:11factor involved in that as well.
34:12Carrying costs on the loan and
34:16gets things moving.
34:17So I was thinking about maybe
34:21larger developers
34:24you know, those cost cutting
34:27what, I don't have to do
34:29We'll just do it
34:31And that doesn't
34:34I'm afraid that it could
34:37more housing, but then
34:40Yeah. I mean, part of our
34:44the things that we required in
34:48building code or in stormwater
34:51So a lot of the things that
34:54this are already there in code,
34:56so they're required
34:59without the resilience quotient
35:02when we wrote this.
35:03And that includes flood
35:05That includes resilience
35:07So that's part of the part of
35:10they're already required to do
35:12And so do we require them to do
35:15even more above and beyond that?
35:17Or do we flip it to make it
35:19find, find ways to get
35:22That's the conversation
35:24I think maybe broadening more
35:28would be helpful.
35:28And then maybe just,
35:32estimated impact that it could
35:35me to know to make
35:37Okay.
35:56All right.
35:56Good afternoon.
35:58Commission. I'm going to go
36:00but also give you the
36:02this is our preview for
36:05The items that we presented to
36:10in the middle of September.
36:11So just going over all of them
36:13little more in depth than I
36:15the updates.
36:17Um, the Norview airport, the
36:19going through several changes
36:24century and functionality.
36:26And those went to the design
36:29you for final approval.
36:30These are the consent agenda
36:33Uh, Vaso Wine Social is doing
36:36alcohol sales and off premise
36:40They own vino culture at 130.
36:43Um, they do off premise
36:46and they want to do some type
36:50at this second location
36:52So they're linked, they have
36:54they're just doing
36:57Now.
36:58Akella LLC is a duplex at
37:02With multifamily structures, we
37:05structures to be available
37:09tenant's primary address.
37:12So you can't get a multifamily
37:14occupy both units
37:16Um, so both units are going
37:19rentals, vacation rentals.
37:22And then 3624 day street is a
37:25four bedroom single family home.
37:26That is the applicant's
37:28They are looking to do a
37:31this location,
37:33which was continued from the
37:38September now, October 8th, um,
37:42owner's request to talk to the
37:45of the business to try to get
37:48figure out a way to mitigate
37:50Again, upstairs
37:52There's an art studio and a
37:55require a little more,
37:59Um, the applicant has agreed to
38:04no earlier than 7 p.m..
38:06Um, as well as eliminate the
38:11Um so both of those
38:13There are also two other
38:15between the tenant and the,
38:19the property owner that we
38:22realistically enforce or are
38:26which include lowering the
38:28the facility to four
38:31I don't know what height
38:33speakers are kind of close to
38:36sound up and make
38:38Um, and also interior sound
38:41levels, keeping it
38:43Um, we can't enforce that.
38:45Um, you know, from our
38:47going in there with decibel
38:50level they're at, but that's
38:52can, can work with the property
38:55Um, the other tenants are happy
38:58proposed, but they're not sorry.
39:00The other businesses are happy
39:02be proposed and included, but
39:04they still feel
39:06The operation of the Wrekin
39:09their business and possibly
39:13I have letters that were
39:14included as part
39:18so they should they will be on
39:20to the public.
39:22If you have any questions
39:23I believe the at least 1 or 1
39:27to attend the public hearing
39:31and if there's others.
39:34Uh, boss Queen Soul Cafe
39:38Sorry, I should have
39:39Recommending approval of
39:42The reason I'm mentioning it
39:44were recommending a
39:46Um, given the applicant's
39:50conditional use permit for the
39:53three years, um, as well as the
39:58closing by 11:00.
39:59So previously they were
40:01Issue and she wanted to have
40:04required her to be classified
40:05as a nightclub by
40:07She didn't want
40:09So she's closing at 11:00 now.
40:11But again, with this change,
40:15entertainment options and
40:18you get to run for everything.
40:19Even if she hadn't
40:21But both those factors combined
40:24staff's recommendation
40:27Uh, Martin Soulfood is going
40:29where the former
40:32Um,
40:34they're doing a restaurant
40:36entertainment and
40:39You recall possibly during
40:45reason that Uno's formally, uh,
40:48requested a change in
40:51denied by council was
40:54I'm going to say tailgating,
40:57events because the Uno's
41:00So people were pulling up in
41:02alcohol and drinking in
41:05adjacent property parking lot.
41:07Um, and Uno's didn't think that
41:12So this application, uh,
41:17conditional use permit, uh,
41:21information, the same
41:24operators, two owners of that
41:27and another owner has joined
41:29one of the other
41:31Um, so that's really the only
41:34approved last time by council.
41:36Martin soul Food and what
41:40Um, they are all aware of the
41:42they are aware of
41:43We've said it multiple times
41:45parking lot, make sure that
41:47parking lot because of their
41:50We've explained that
41:55Dockside social.
41:57This is the former Max barge.
41:58They're doing restaurant
42:00entertainment and
42:02You recall I think it was 2025.
42:05We had an applicant come in to
42:10new ownership.
42:11The gentleman who owns
42:13supposed to go in there.
42:15He never did.
42:16Um, we don't know
42:17Uh, but we have a new
42:21Um, they were the former
42:24the East Beach in East Beach.
42:26Um.
42:29They have been working with the
42:32sure that the impact of their
42:35minimal as far as it can go.
42:37Um, the Highland Park Civic
42:40support for this application.
42:42Um, assuming the conditions
42:46report are upheld, um the
42:50uh, Closing the outdoor dining
42:53and 10:00 Friday and Saturday.
42:55Not having outdoor live
42:59garage door closed at all times.
43:00There is live entertainment.
43:01Again, we have an area where
43:04that goes directly to
43:07And um, Max barge did sorry,
43:13those conditions and updated
43:15And so we do have that letter
43:16of support from
43:18I do believe there will be a
43:20water coming to speak at the
43:27because of his experience with
43:31saying that it was too loud
43:33even if there wasn't
43:35Um, I encouraged him to come
43:38for the new applicant, um, you
43:41any issues or any specific
43:44might be outside
43:45They can talk about that
43:48between them.
43:49Um, I don't think he's
43:50business being there, but he
43:52enjoy the peace and quiet of
43:57BJ Juice Bar is a banquet hall
44:02on premise.
44:03They don't function
44:04They function primarily as
44:07small space that in times where
44:10juice, they want to be able to
44:13They rented it out a small.
44:15I think the applicant said 20
44:19they previously came through
44:22None of them had alcohol, and
44:26at the ABC records.
44:27There was no alcohol
44:29So he's still been renting it
44:31flexibility to have alcohol if
44:35banquet hall style
44:39operation. But we haven't had
44:40any issues with him
44:42And, um, it's been a small
44:46that they've been rented out.
44:49Last but not least,
44:51Coffee? Sorry.
44:52Dutch Bros.
44:53Coffee. They are being
44:56public hearing.
44:57That is because they
44:59diligence, a restriction in the
45:01put anything within 30ft
45:05While the building was
45:07They wanted to put an awning
45:09that 30 foot encroachment.
45:11And I guess they've determined
45:14the awning from
45:16So they're trying to rework
45:19they're not sure if it's going
45:20back a couple feet or if it's
45:24the whole site.
45:25I think they're working
45:26I hope to have it in in
45:30But they're being
45:32And then we have initiation for
45:34for the faith based housing
45:36presentation on at the
45:40Any questions?
45:52Commissioner will go into the
45:56public hearing.
46:02Good afternoon.
46:03We have one design review
46:07Um, back in December 2024,
46:10reviewed for larger
46:13construction at the park.
46:14So this is adding just the
46:17baseball dugouts
46:20here, the existing
46:24and baseball field.
46:26And then here's one of the new
46:28pavilions that has
46:29The goal is to construct the
46:32same materials that's been
46:38Um, here's the demo plans.
46:43And then here's the
46:47So the two existing dugouts,
46:50benches, will be demolished,
46:53steel column framing and a
46:56metal roofing.
47:00And A or B voted to recommend
47:07Any questions?
47:25Good afternoon commissioners.
47:27This is the Faith and Housing
47:30presented to you at the
47:33Um,
47:35as a reminder, the law becomes
47:40Sunsets January 1st of 2031 and
47:45mixed use and residential
47:48nonprofit and religious
47:51You have a copy
47:54It reads.
47:55The zoning administrator shall
47:58certificate to development
48:01owned by tax exempt religious
48:06property tax exempt nonprofit
48:09code requirements specifically
48:13parking, height, density and
48:18certain standards, including
48:22floodplain and the Chesapeake
48:26not apply to land zoned
48:31So as a reminder, the four
48:36that the property has to have
48:39organization for five years
48:41application, and at least 60%
48:4580% or less of the am I for
48:50sale units and three.
48:52The land is served or planned
48:55meets all applicable
48:57archeological, transportation,
49:01And lastly, all housing built
49:04property taxation following
49:08approved under this bill is
49:11in accordance with NF k 2050.
49:16So the development standards
49:19simplified than they were at
49:24just to make it a
49:26Um, so the building height
49:30building within 500ft.
49:31And this does not include
49:34additional height via special
49:37of 20 units per acre or the
49:41project within 500ft of the
49:45setbacks or the smallest
49:48existing property within
49:51And at least 70% of the
49:55residential, and the remaining
49:58gross floor area may include
50:02nonresidential facilities and
50:05one parking space
50:11Lastly, the limitations
50:13The by right rule does not
50:16adjacent to industrial zone.
50:17So for us, that's IIGIW,
50:21I'd w, b, c o and BCI and
50:28and projects already in
50:30this year and
50:35And that's all I have for you.
50:37Any questions?
50:55All right.
50:55Good afternoon.
50:56Commission. Um, there's been
50:58original language for data
51:01about at the last month.
51:04Um, as a recap, we're going to
51:07center small scale facilities,
51:09scale facilities.
51:10Um, the small scale facilities
51:13surrounding area and
51:16We kind of start to see the
51:18noise and strain
51:21Uh, we also wanted to designate
51:24they're allowed and then create
51:29So the definition for data
51:32facility that specializes in
51:34or related equipment used to
51:37digital data.
51:38The key thing with here it's
51:41area and requires less than
51:45given time.
51:46Originally, the power
51:49That was way too high.
51:50We realized we needed to turn
51:53aligns with the governor's
51:56approval for anything over 25.
51:58I signed into law yet, but
52:01Um, and then the third one,
52:04perceptible noise, odors,
52:06interference at any given time.
52:09Uh, very similar definition
52:12Um, except this is anything
52:16than 25MW of electrical
52:20Uh, the perceptible noise
52:22this definition.
52:25All right.
52:26For the permitted
52:27Uh, small scale data centers
52:31business, Commerce.
52:32Office. Business.
52:33Commerce. Park.
52:34Industrial Industrial Light
52:37institutional campus.
52:39And then the large scale data
52:42industrial general, industrial
52:46business, Commerce Park,
52:48commerce Park office.
52:51We do have three performance
52:52standards that
52:54The first one is an assessment
52:56administrator that's in
53:00Virginia, and that will
53:03residential units and schools,
53:06impacts, agricultural resource
53:10and then forest land.
53:11This is required by state code.
53:13As I mentioned, this is only
53:14for 100 megawatt
53:17We thought this should
53:21All right.
53:21For noise.
53:22Any noise shall comply with
53:25ordinance, the city code.
53:27We do have three exceptions.
53:28One is temporary construction
53:32of associated structure
53:33generator testing
53:35and 4 p.m., unless required.
53:37Outside of those hours by the
53:38DQ or during a natural disaster.
53:41Any unforeseen event where
53:43generator usage
53:46and we change that from
53:49100ft noise ordinance or 100ft
53:52noise. It was cleaner, a
53:56The last performance standard.
53:57In addition to mechanical
53:59equipment necessary for
54:01structures shall be shielded
54:03from public view and
54:07And the last one,
54:09These are the districts where
54:12right to large scale and small
54:15would be permitted.
54:16So any questions?
54:18We were able to find
54:21Yes. I will update the
54:24Correct.
54:25Do you mind going back one more?
54:26Yes.
54:28This one.
54:30I think it was this one.
54:33Tell me about generator testing.
54:35Uh, they do have the test
54:38That should only be done
54:40required by the DEQ Department
54:46And the large scale could
54:51Um,
54:53do we have any restrictions
54:56proximity to like a school?
54:59Not proximity.
55:06And all that information will
55:08use permit for for
55:11All that can be part of the
55:12consideration during
55:14We won't know that until they
55:16So that's part of
55:17Gotcha.
55:19Okay.
55:21Anything else.
55:22Um with all of this recently
55:27other cities where they're
55:31data centers.
55:32Uh, by no means am I an expert
55:36was one of the biggest
55:40scale data centers is
55:45Uh, and so they have an
55:47excessive amount
55:49And there are companies now
55:53centers to incorporate green
55:58a benefit for the
56:03be able to address the water.
56:05The cooling water runoff,
56:08retention pond or going into
56:13the ground that it it provides
56:17So it's a way of I'm not sure
56:20would have that issue, but
56:23were to have that.
56:24I really think we should have
56:28the Water
56:29retention. Water
56:33abatement or whatever that is.
56:36Some of the things that we've
56:39switching over to a closed loop
56:42as much water anymore.
56:44Um, where there are issues
56:47So if there's a groundwater,
56:49groundwater, that initial
56:52Um, but most of them, most that
56:57even those that have, that are
57:00and other in the northern
57:04most of them are switching to
57:06into that.
57:07Um, Mr. Bateman, just to see
57:09anything we need to
57:11Yeah.
57:13And um what's the risk of
57:18here and not catching something.
57:21Yeah. So, um, the
57:27already exist, and they provide
57:33we use on a regular basis.
57:34That and they have no you
57:38they're there.
57:38That's the important thing.
57:40So the two that we know
57:42websites, um, they are within
57:48it's just, it's just
57:49It's like a, as we would
57:53It's just a really
57:55Um, some of them also are on
58:00don't have to disclose.
58:02Um, Centera probably has a
58:03number of them on
58:04We don't want to capture any of
58:08to do their on site processing
58:10and for their
58:12So, um, we think that 30,000
58:16for, um, redevelopment that we,
58:20for approval and
58:21It's a clean number that we use
58:27And 30,000 probably won't
58:3125MW is a little larger than
58:33governor's framework.
58:34And I thought that
58:38Yeah. Thank you.
58:39Thank you.
58:54Marijuana. Once again, I have
58:57the full red line
58:59It's 50 pages.
59:00I didn't want to kill more
59:03If you want to take a look at
59:06and the images for the use
59:09Um, otherwise it's very similar
59:13included in the memo, but I'm
59:15really quickly here.
59:17Um, essentially this is the
59:20deleted this number of
59:25So the main change that is
59:28red line version is that all
59:31being shifted around to,
59:33the zoning ordinance
59:35performance standards.
59:36So instead of 4.2.3
59:41dot FG66G,
59:44you know, there was a use
59:46classification and that gets
59:49where we put it in.
59:50So I did include all the
59:52think it helps the those of
59:55ordinance, organize it, our
59:59reflected in the
1:00:01Um, so cannabis
1:00:03This is a facility that will
1:00:06recreational sales
1:00:10I like to think they stole our
1:00:13definition from our
1:00:15Um, but I can't confirm that
1:00:17we're saying a licensed
1:00:20all times.
1:00:21The facility is open to the
1:00:22state's language, saying that
1:00:27site unless there's
1:00:29Um, we're mirroring our, our
1:00:33the Virginia ABC stores,
1:00:36to 10 p.m.
1:00:37Monday through Saturday,
1:00:38to 6 p.m.
1:00:39on Sunday.
1:00:40No cannabis dispensing
1:00:42within 1000ft of any hospital,
1:00:45school or institution of higher
1:00:48retail, marijuana store, or
1:00:49another cannabis
1:00:52And that I'm not going
1:00:55That is prevalent for, uh,
1:00:58retail sales.
1:00:59So there's two other uses that
1:01:00sales, including retail
1:01:02Microbusiness that standard
1:01:03will be included in all of them.
1:01:05Um, and all signage shall
1:01:08provisions of the zoning
1:01:10Uh, the state, the state did
1:01:11update their
1:01:13Basically says you can't put
1:01:16your businesses.
1:01:18And there's certain other
1:01:21says the signs can't be within
1:01:24If you're doing outdoor
1:01:27Marijuana testing facility.
1:01:29It tests the the quality of
1:01:33whether that's the the plants
1:01:36edibles, you bring it to the
1:01:40quality, and then you're good
1:01:43rest of that batch, for
1:01:46We imagine this setting to
1:01:48laboratory, which is why we've
1:01:52use in all of the districts
1:01:56So it's IGILCCCROBCO
1:01:59and BCI, and I apologize, all
1:02:02permits and cannabis dispensing
1:02:06the districts that
1:02:10Cannabis testing facility to
1:02:15retail marijuana store.
1:02:16This is the one you're probably
1:02:20which is just anyone goes in,
1:02:23their marijuana, and walk out.
1:02:25Um, again, it's the same
1:02:27cannabis dispensing facility,
1:02:30have a pharmacist on site.
1:02:32Um, and it's the same districts
1:02:35permit only.
1:02:38These are the areas we
1:02:42Um, I don't think this
1:02:44But these are the potential
1:02:47So that teal color the KR and
1:02:51is the same buffer language
1:02:53state code.
1:02:54We just put it in our zoning
1:02:56Um, those teal areas are the
1:03:01for this use.
1:03:04And again, we already have one
1:03:07It's in Ward's corner
1:03:09and they're going to be looking
1:03:13into the cannabis
1:03:20Transition or correlation.
1:03:21With the great.
1:03:24Purge is are we restricting the
1:03:29the same location?
1:03:31No. So you can't.
1:03:33The state code specifically
1:03:35alcohol or tobacco tobacco
1:03:36products anywhere
1:03:39Um, so you can't do both.
1:03:41You can't turn into a vape shop
1:03:43and just have a little
1:03:45It can't be an accessory use.
1:03:46It's, it's all or nothing to
1:03:48at this time.
1:03:49We did have a number of
1:03:51about in 2021, a lot of people
1:03:54smoke and vape shop, I can just
1:03:55sell marijuana when
1:03:57And Susan and I quickly just
1:04:00works at all.
1:04:01Um, and people stopped coming
1:04:05no, no, no, no.
1:04:07Um,
1:04:09and the a, b, C is also being
1:04:12tobacco products.
1:04:13And they now have an approved
1:04:14list of products
1:04:16You have to get a tobacco
1:04:18tobacco products.
1:04:20And if you're selling products
1:04:22it's, um, it's a fine and you
1:04:27don't shape up, for
1:04:33So now we're into the
1:04:36cultivation, processing
1:04:39So we expect all of these uses.
1:04:41Um it's in the state code.
1:04:43They're three separate uses
1:04:44cultivation, processing
1:04:46We group them all into one
1:04:49going to all have the same
1:04:51facility that where they make
1:04:55facilities are the big ones.
1:04:56Their lights are going 24 over
1:05:00warehouse styles with multiple
1:05:03the height of the plants.
1:05:04Um, so our performance
1:05:07reflect that.
1:05:08You shall not generate
1:05:11electrical interference or
1:05:137 a.m.
1:05:13to 10 p.m..
1:05:15Um, we do.
1:05:16In our previous version of this
1:05:18use, we did have
1:05:21all cultivation and processing
1:05:23and manufacturing
1:05:25Um, we think that might have
1:05:28code language.
1:05:29So we might change to say all
1:05:32explicitly, explicitly
1:05:35conditional use permit, that
1:05:38the marijuana microbusiness,
1:05:41one, marijuana microbusiness
1:05:44potentially just
1:05:47Um, and the reason for that
1:05:50essentially we allow it in the
1:05:51I L district by
1:05:53That's a proposal at least, and
1:05:56residential areas.
1:05:58So we want to make sure it's
1:06:01space here on your site, plan
1:06:04it's not going to impact the
1:06:07going to be indoors.
1:06:08Um, and we do have a
1:06:12secured according to the state
1:06:14of that security plan as part
1:06:19And like I was saying,
1:06:21do all of these uses.
1:06:22So it's all the performance
1:06:23cannabis dispensing facility,
1:06:26pharmacist on site, and then
1:06:29standard for the cultivation,
1:06:33We're recommending
1:06:37This is the one.
1:06:38We're not entirely sure what
1:06:40to look like, just because they
1:06:42could do a number
1:06:45Um, so we're not concerned, but
1:06:50district and the proximity
1:06:52But again, by conditional use
1:06:54application on its own.
1:06:58So these are the potential
1:07:00locations based on the
1:07:03Um those areas are
1:07:05This is a brand new map.
1:07:06Um.
1:07:10I'll give everyone a second
1:07:12The blue is the micro.
1:07:14Yeah. Those are areas in the
1:07:18And if it's not blocked out by
1:07:201000ft of
1:07:23that long list of things.
1:07:30And obviously this is a rolling
1:07:33or close, hospitals, whatever.
1:07:34Open and close daycare
1:07:36Um, this is not the
1:07:39This is not the map that will
1:07:42of 2027 when, um, or February
1:07:47accept applications at the
1:07:50But I want to at least provide
1:07:53locations might be.
1:07:56And it doesn't necessarily mean
1:07:59will be.
1:08:00They can do any number of
1:08:02smaller scale site.
1:08:04So they can have cultivation in
1:08:07have retail sales in the front,
1:08:09production, any number
1:08:19And the last one is marijuana
1:08:22This is someone who takes the
1:08:25and usually the cultivation
1:08:29the retail sales, where the
1:08:32distribute it from there.
1:08:33Um, the only performance
1:08:36have a security plan and submit
1:08:39Um, but again, all these uses
1:08:41So if a site needs a specific
1:08:45part of the CIP process rather
1:08:48We do imagine these
1:08:51So we do.
1:08:52We are recommending a C, P
1:08:55This one.
1:08:59What.
1:09:02I'll be honest, I did not read
1:09:03through how you
1:09:05I don't know if they have the
1:09:06security standards
1:09:08Um, it could be a Brinks
1:09:14And just generally speaking, as
1:09:19to all these users because we
1:09:21this is going to be established.
1:09:23We don't know exactly how many
1:09:26going to get, how many
1:09:28to be available for people who
1:09:31processors, for the areas who
1:09:33cultivation facilities.
1:09:35Um, we don't know how
1:09:37businesses are going to be.
1:09:38We don't know exactly how the
1:09:40going to look and operate, how
1:09:43going to be.
1:09:44So we're going to do it by
1:09:46we can reevaluate expanding to
1:09:50uh, potentially some by
1:09:53If the time if.
1:09:57Depending on how, how it
1:09:58develops, how the
1:10:01So.
1:10:05Is this going to be controlled
1:10:09they're covering cannabis.
1:10:10Cannabis control authority.
1:10:12Okay. So they'll
1:10:16very much track everything
1:10:19and all that.
1:10:20So it is a seed to
1:10:22So the authority is supposed to
1:10:25in the ground to when
1:10:28Yeah.
1:10:37Thanks, Ron.
1:10:39I don't know what time we
1:10:42stopping to head upstairs.
1:10:44I can keep going for now.
1:10:47Okay.
1:10:51Okay. Not a problem.
1:10:53So the application that you
1:10:56haven't seen in a long time.
1:10:57This is the Slover
1:10:59235 East Plum Street on the
1:11:01Street and Atlantic Street.
1:11:03It's been operating as the
1:11:05now, and they're proposing to
1:11:10entertainment instead
1:11:13Again, this is a city owned
1:11:18has rentals have
1:11:20We felt it was appropriate for
1:11:23permit to formally authorize
1:11:26them into the same standards
1:11:28places that
1:11:30have events in alcohol.
1:11:33They are not
1:11:36They have catering companies
1:11:39the individual ABC
1:11:41The individual
1:11:44renter of the facility will get
1:11:45a banquet license
1:11:47So Slover is not selling
1:11:50But when the alcohol is on
1:11:54being consumed, we consider it
1:11:56though the use is sale of.
1:11:58It's just for the on premise
1:11:59consumption part
1:12:01This is just a slower.
1:12:02It's not like the corner
1:12:05It's not going to sell beer.
1:12:06Right? No.
1:12:07Well, there was an ABC issue
1:12:11only have one ABC license
1:12:14downstairs or connected to
1:12:18So yeah.
1:12:19I think the waffle shop closed.
1:12:22Okay, so maybe that's
1:12:24just get their own license.
1:12:25If that's the case.
1:12:27The use is consistent with
1:12:31activity center where
1:12:34Downtown business center.
1:12:35It's also within the downtown
1:12:37coastal resilience overlay.
1:12:38In this district, you need a
1:12:40banquet hall, to have live
1:12:43alcohol on premises
1:12:46Most of us are probably pretty
1:12:48It's very it looks very nice.
1:12:49There's a lot of
1:12:52So there are seven rooms
1:12:56the facility.
1:12:59Four of them only have a
1:13:02I did not include those floor
1:13:06I wanted to give you an
1:13:08entertainment, the
1:13:10I did one floor plan where
1:13:12layout, which is going to be
1:13:15one layout where they
1:13:17There is another layout for
1:13:20but those will all be
1:13:22But just in terms of not
1:13:28only took the ones I think
1:13:30discussion of them
1:13:34So this is the forum room.
1:13:36You can see the dance floor
1:13:38This is on the third floor,
1:13:42ones people are
1:13:43If you've been to
1:13:47Is it strictly in the
1:13:51It's not in the old wing where
1:13:54That's where these.
1:13:56This one is, I believe.
1:13:57I think some of the other rooms
1:14:00floor plans for are probably
1:14:03So it would be encompassing
1:14:05It would just be used for.
1:14:07Yeah, it covers the whole site.
1:14:09Um.
1:14:10That's a very classic old
1:14:11movies in the
1:14:15This is another banquet layout.
1:14:17This is the one without
1:14:20This is the 235 commons.
1:14:22Uh, this is the ground
1:14:25Um, again, we have a platform
1:14:30for cocktail area and those
1:14:32There's no real seats
1:14:35And then this is the theater.
1:14:37The more theater layout where
1:14:39like a public speaking
1:14:41like that.
1:14:43And then this is the, what they
1:14:45call the community
1:14:47Um, this one is upstairs.
1:14:49I don't remember the exact
1:14:50floor number off
1:14:52Six
1:14:55um, you see the dance floor
1:14:56there on the bottom
1:14:58Um, we do have requirements
1:15:01prohibited from having smoking.
1:15:03Um that's already a library
1:15:06including as a condition
1:15:09And then this is
1:15:12So we've had a couple
1:15:15have had this, this style where
1:15:18venues that can be rented out.
1:15:20Um, so this is the conditional
1:15:23Slover as a banquet facility.
1:15:25Um not the library hours.
1:15:28Um, so 8 a.m.
1:15:29to 11 p.m., seven days a week
1:15:30events, um, in the conditions.
1:15:35Uh, we have a maximum
1:15:39Um, we are considering right
1:15:42allow them to have
1:15:45Um, and I don't necessarily
1:15:48about having one big room
1:15:51but if they have two events
1:15:56biggest spaces that could lead
1:15:59aware that the security
1:16:02each event, that they have a
1:16:04and a number of staff
1:16:07I know that was something
1:16:09between us and them.
1:16:12The maximum capacity for all
1:16:16Again, the floor plan with
1:16:18dance floor.
1:16:19Most likely the theater layout.
1:16:20By building code, they're
1:16:23form room in the
1:16:26It's also 300 if they don't
1:16:28with the dance floor, the
1:16:31the terrace room
1:16:32This is just what they call
1:16:35And I think what they're
1:16:3849, 49 and 49, respectively.
1:16:40Those layouts don't
1:16:42Those are the ones I
1:16:44And then the community
1:16:46last one I showed with no dance
1:16:49which is that theater layout.
1:16:50And with the dance floor is 153
1:16:52people at that room
1:16:55They were requesting live band,
1:16:56DJ poetry, reading and
1:17:06I think I took all five minutes.
1:17:13Now
1:17:15and then,
1:17:17and then immediately after the
1:17:21rest of the
1:17:23preview. Is that right?
1:17:24That's correct.
1:17:26Yes. At the same time.
1:17:38I similarly can
1:17:41I think we can do it by then.
1:17:43Otherwise I got to go.
1:17:44Understood.
1:17:49Okay. But with that,
