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ADJOURNED THE REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY MEETING <br />9. PUBLIC HEARING <br />A. Amendments to the Zoning Ordinance Relating to Provisions of Child Care <br />Facilities <br />Principal Planner Passanisi explained that stated that at the Council, on August <br />25, staff drafted the ordinance to reflect Option 3 of State Law, namely that large <br />family child care providers must apply for a use permit. The City will give notice to <br />property owners within 100 feet. The Zoning Administrator would hold a public <br />hearing only if requested by an affected party and the decision of the Zoning <br />Administrator could be appealed to the City Council by an affected party. The <br />proposed ordinance includes 'standard conditions that only relate to parking, <br />noise, traffic, space and concentration. The Zoning Administrator can add more <br />conditions but most pertain to these factors. <br />Passanisi explained the sample notice that outlines large family child care and the <br />use permit process that would be sent out to neighbors of pending applications. <br />He also explained a document entitled, 'Being a Good Neighbor — Tips for Family <br />Child Care Providers ", that will be sent to existing and future child care providers. <br />Council made comments related to the notices and asked questions related to the <br />use permit process. Consensus was that the notice should be revised to be more <br />user and neighbor friendly in order to easily be aware of the main points. Concern <br />for assistance with the use permit fee was discussed and the desire to explore <br />that at a later date. <br />Mayor Claire opened the public hearing. <br />Rudy Luca asked for clarification on the limitation of the number of children to be <br />cared for and it discussed the hearing process. He asked how the people in the <br />neighborhood could go about obtaining a hearing to discuss the matter. <br />Passanisi stated that the public is notified of their right to a public hearing if <br />requested in writing to the Planning Department, within 7 days of the decision. <br />That hearing is before the Zoning Administrator and if the desire is to appeal that <br />decision, it would go before the City Council. That information is provided in the <br />public hearing notice. <br />M/S Pierce /Howard to the close the public hearing. The motion passed by a <br />unanimous voice vote. <br />M/S Ruskin /Pierce to introduce the attached ordinance. <br />JOINT CITY COUNCIL AND REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OCTOBER 27,200 <br />MEETING MINUTES PAGE 5 <br />