ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE  Monday, June 17, 2019 5:00 p.m.  NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Bountiful City Administrative Committee will hold its regular meeting in the Conference Room at Bountiful City Offices, 150 North Main Street, Suite 103, Bountiful, Utah, at the time and on the date given above. The public is invited. Persons who are disabled as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act may request an accommodation by contacting the Bountiful City Planning Office at (801)_298-6190.  Notification at least 24 hours prior to the meeting would be appreciated.  AGENDA  1. Welcome and Introductions.  2. Consider approval of minutes for June 3, 2019.  3. PUBLIC HEARING: Consider approval of a Conditional Use Permit to allow for an Accessory Dwelling Unit at 620 East Pheasant Way, James Michael Carey, applicant. 4. Consider approval ofa Conditional Use Permit, in written form, to allow for General Retail with Outside Storage at 2301 South Main Street, Performance Ford Lincoln Bountiful,  applicant.  5. Miscellaneous business and scheduling.  A   ClintDrake, Interim City Planner    Pending minutes have not yet been approved by the Administrative Committee and are  subject to change until final approval has been made.  Bountiful City June 3, 2019  Administrative Committee Minutes  Present: Acting Chairman - Clint Drake; Committee Members - Brad Clawson and Dave  Badham; Assistant Planner- Curtis Poole; Recording Secretary - Julie Holmgren  1. Welcome and Introductions.  Acting Chairman Drake opened the meeting at 5:00 p.m. and introduced all present.  2. Consider approval of minutes for May 20, 2019.  Mr. Badham made a motion for approval of the minutes for May 20, 2019 as written.Mr.  Clawson seconded the motion.  A A A  Mr. Drake Mr. Clawson Mr. Badham  Motion passed 3-0.  -  3. Consider approval of a Lot Line Adjustment at 127 Oakridge Drive and 131 Oakridge  Drive, Larry Moore, applicant. Larry Moore, applicant, was present.  Mr. Poole presented a summary oft the staff report (the full staffreport follows).  The applicant is applying for al Lot Line Adjustment between two properties, 127 Oakridge Drive (parcel #01-032-0079), and 131 Oakridge Drive (parcel #01-032-0084) and to memorialize a previous lot line adjustment between 131 Oakridge Drive and 3648 South Oakridge Circle (parcel #01-033-0001). The purpose of the adjustment between 127 and 131 The first adjustment (shown as Quit Claim 1) is to memorialize a previous lot line adjustment between 131 Oakridge Drive and 3648 South Oakridge Drive. This conveyed 459 square feet (approximately 0.0105 acres) from 3648 South Oakridge Drive to 131 Oakridge Drive. The second adjustment (shown as Quit Claim 2) is a conveyance of 124 square feet (approximately 0.0029 acres) from 127 Oakridge Drive to 131 Oakridge Drive. The third adjustment (shown as Quit Claim 3) is a conveyance of 395 square feet (approximately The adjustment will bring 127 Oakridge Drive to 22,052 square feet (approximately 0.5062 acres), and will bring 131 Oakridge Drive to 12,023 square feet (approximately 0.2760 acres), and will bring 3648 South Oakridge Drive to 18,617 square feet (approximately  Oakridge Drive is toi match the existing retaining wall and fence.  0.0091 acres) from 131 Oakridge Drive to 127 Oakridge Drive.  0.4274 acres). No new lots are being created in the conveyance. Bountiful City Administrative Committee Minutes - June 3,2019  Page 1of6    Pending minutes have not yet been approved by the Administrative Committee and are  subject to change until final approval has been made.  1. No new lots were created in this conveyance SO an amended subdivision plat will not  bei necessary.  2. Non new building permits have been issued or proposed.  Based on the above findings, Staff recommends approval oft the lot line adjustment, with the  following conditions:  1. Complete any redline corrections required on the plat.  2. The approved lot line adjustment shall be recorded with Davis County.  Note: Approval of the property line adjustment by the City does not act as a conveyance of real property and appropriate conveyance documents must bej prepared by.t the applicant and Mr. Moore noted that the main purpose of the lot line adjustment is to make the property lines line up with an existing retaining wall and fence and to memorialize a previous lot line Mr. Clawson made a motion for approval ofa Lot Line Adjustment at 127 Oakridge Drive and 131 Oakridge Drive, Larry Moore, applicant. Mr. Badham seconded the motion.  recorded by the County.  adjustment.  A A A  Mr. Drake Mr. Clawson Mr. Badham  Motion passed 3-0. 4. Consider approval of applicant.  Adjustment at 764 North 225 East, Terry S. Toone,  Terry Toone, applicant, and JillToone, were present.  2  Mr. Poole presented a summary oft the staff report (the full staffi report follows).  The applicant is applying for a Lot Line Adjustment between two ofhis properties located at 764 North 225 East. Both properties, Lot 35 and Lot 36, are located in the R-4 zone. The purpose oft the adjustment is to straighten the existing lot line between the two properties and to meet setback standards for the existing garage. Lot 35 will convey approximately 206 square feet, shown as Parcel B, to Lot 36. Lot 36 will convey approximately 47 square feet, Shown as Parcel A, to Lot 35. The adjustment will bring Lot 35 to 8,407 square feet (approximately 0.193 acres) and Lot 361 to 9,801 square feet (approximately 0.225 acres). The home on Lot 35 will remain and the existing garage on Lot 36 will remain with a future proposal to build a home on Lot 36 by the applicant. Standards in the code prohibited the adjustment with an existing non-dwelling structure on the property; however in order to  Bountiful City Administrative Committee Minutes - June 3, 2019  Page 2of6    Pending minutes have not yet been approved by the Administrative Committee and are secure construction loans the applicant was required to have a new parcel number for Lot 36 which required the lot line adjustment. As a condition of approval ofthe lot line adjustment, the applicant will need to begin construction of the new home on Lot 36 within 90 days, and ifnot will need to remove the existing garage to bring the property into compliance. There is another issue regarding this existing garage. The original plat map shows a 5' easement running along the northern border of both lots. The garage has been built on this easement and will need to be altered or removed to bring the property into compliance for approval of ab building permit. The drive approach on the southern portion of these two lots will need to be removed and relocated on Lot 36 SO as not to create a shared driveway between the two 1. No new lots were created in this conveyance sO an amended subdivision plat will not  subject to change until final approval has been made.  lots. No new lots are being created in the conveyance.  ben necessary.  2. No new building permits have been issued or proposed.  Based on the above findings, Staff recommends approval oft the lot line adjustment, with the  following conditions:  1. Complete any redline corrections required on the plat.  2. Alter or remove the garage to eliminate the encroachment into the easement on the 3. Apply for building permit and begin construction on new home within 90 days from approval of the lot line adjustment or remove the existing garage on Lot 36. An agreement and/or bond memorializing this condition will need to be completed before  north ofthe property.  approval.  4. The approved lot line adjustment shall be recorded with Davis County.  Note:" Approval of the property line adjustment by the City does not act as a conveyance of real property and appropriate conveyance documents must be prepared by the applicant and Mr. Toone explained that the easement was established at the subdivision'si inception and the garage was built two years later (it is now almost 60 years old). Mr. Toone asked for easement clarification, and Mr. Drake stated it is typically five feet on each side for a total of ten feet. Mr. Toone expressed his curiosity regarding the original owner building the garage on top of the easement and noted he has been unable to locate a building permit for the garage. Mr. Poole confirmed that a permit has not been located. Mr. Drake noted that the garage encroaches into the easement, including the power easement. Mr. Drake outlined several possible solutions, including demolishing the garage, moving the structure, or removing the back portion of the garage. Mr. Toone stated he might be willing to consider one of those solutions if there was no other way to resolve the encroachment. Mr. Toone expressed his desire to explore the possibility of a variance or keep searching for a building permit. Mr. Badham posed a few alternative solutions including a variance to adjust the  recorded by the County.  Bountiful City Administrative Committee Minutes - June 3,2019  Page 3 of6    Pending minutes have not yet been approved by the Administrative Committee and are easement. Mr. Drake explained that one of the criteria for applying for a variance is that it cannot be a self-imposed hardship, and this situation would not qualify because the Toones are wishing to split the property into two lots and are creating their own hardship. Mr. Toone explained that he purchased the property believing it was two lots. Mr. Drake noted that as far as the city and the county are concerned, it is not two lots. Mr. Badham asked if the easement could be abandoned. Mr. Poole explained that type of action would require City Council approval. Mr. Drake explained that requirement number two might potentially be modified if the easement could be properly abandoned. A discussion ensued regarding potential solutions to the easement problem. It was ultimately determined that the committee did not have enough information, and they offered to put the lot line adjustment approval on hold for the time being. Mr. Drake reminded the Toones that a plat has.t to receive approval from all utilities. Ms. Toone inquired if the adjustment to the garage would need to be completed before they could start building, and Mr. Drake said yes. Mr. Poole stated that the property would have to be in compliance prior to issuance of a building permit. Mr. Drake suggested that the language in condition number three be revised from "90 days" to 120 days" to allow the Toones additional time. Mr. Toone inquired regarding the shared driveway, and Mr. Poole outlined the city's drive approach requirements. Mr. Drake pointed out that the plat shows two lots, and he inquired as to when the Jots were consolidated. The Toones indicated they did not know when the consolidation happened, and Mr. Drake suggested that perhaps the lots were consolidated in order for the original owner to meet Mr. Drake summarized the lot line adjustment conditions. He asked the Toones if they desired to include a condition regarding vaçating the easement, and Mr. Toone said no. Mr. Badham made a motion for approval ofa Lot Line Adjustment at 764 North 225 East, Terry S. Toone, applicant, with a modification to condition number three to allow 120 days rather than 90 days. Mr. Clawson seconded the motion. Mr. Drake clarified that one condition of approval is that the garage must be altered or removed, and that the Toones must enter into an agreement with the City, memorializing the same. Mr. Toone acknowledged his  subject to change until final approval has been made.  requirements to construct the free standing garage.  understanding. A A A  Mr. Drake Mr. Clawson Mr. Badham  Motion passed3-0  5. PUBLIC HEARING: Consider approval of a Conditional Use Permit to allow for General Retail with Outside Storage at 2301 South Main Street, Performance Ford Jason Hale, representing Performance Ford Lincoln Bountiful, applicant, was present. Mr. Poole presented a summary of the staff report (the full staff report follows).  Lincoln Bountiful, applicant.  Bountiful City Administrative Committee Minutes - June 3, 2019  Page 4 of6    Pending minutes have not yet been approved by the Administrative Committee and are The applicant is requesting a Conditional Use Permit for thej purpose of temporarily using the parking lot at this location, the old Smith's Grocery Store building location, for overflow parking oftheir fleet and other vehicles to sell on their existing lot located a few blocks to the north of this site. The applicant will be moving their fleet vehicle sales to Woods Cross in According to City Code, 14-2-506, a Conditional Use Permit shall be approved ifreasonable conditions are proposed, or can be imposed, to mitigate the reasonably anticipated detrimental effects of the proposed use in accordance with the applicable standards. A Conditional Use Permit may be denied or revoked if the proposed conditions to achieve compliance are not met. The applicant, Performance Ford Lincoln Bountiful, operates a dealership to the north of the subject property and all sales will be conducted at the dealership and not at this location. No additional signage has been. requested for this temporary location. The applicant intends to move the fleet vehicles to Woods Cross the end Aj proposed parking plan for the vehicles has been submitted by the applicant indicating the areas where the overflow parking will occur. The plan shows there will be adequate space to allow for vehicular traffic around the neighboring Chevron station as well as passage between Highway 89 and 500 West. The applicant has received approval from the current Based upon the above findings, staff recommends approval of the Conditional Use Permit  subject to change until final approval has been made.  late. June.  ofJune at which time the overflow parking at this location will cease.  property owner, the Olson' s, as required for this Conditional Use Permit.  with the following conditions:  1. The applicant shall maintain a current Bountiful City Business License. 2. The Conditional Use Permit is for this location only and is non-transferable. 3. The applicant shall only park vehicles in the designated zones of the parking lot in accordance with the proposed parking plan SO as not to impede vehicular travel  between Highway 89 and 500 West and neighboring businesses.  Mr. Hale explained that Performance Ford Lincoln Bountiful originally indicated they would only be using the designated parking area until the end of. June, 2019, but they have extended that date until the end ofDecember, 2019. Mr. Hale also reported that the dealership has kept the parking area clean and orderly. Mr. Poole noted that the property owner ultimately can PUBLIC HEARING: Mr. Drake opened and closed the Public Hearing at 5:46 p.m. with no Mr. Clawson made a motion for approval of a Conditional Use Permit to allow for General Retail with Outside Storage at 2301 South Main Street, Performance Ford Lincoln Bountiful, applicant. Mr. Badham seconded the motion. Mr. Drake reiterated that the use is non- transferable and only applies to the specified organization. He also expressed thanks to Mr. Hale for his company's cooperation and their contribution to the community.  decide how long the dealership can utilize the overflow parking.  comments from the public.  Bountiful City. Administrative Committee Minutes - June 3, 2019  Page 5of6    Pending minutes have not yet been approved by the Administrative Committee and are  subject to change until final approval has been made.  A A A  Mr. Drake Mr. Clawson Mr. Badham  Motion passed 3-0.  6. Consider approval of a Conditional Use Permit, in written form, to allow for an Accessory Dwelling Unit at 515 North 900 East, Janet Brown, applicant. Mr. Badham made a motion for approval of a Conditional Use Permit, in written form, to allow for an Accessory Dwelling Unit at 515 North 900 East, Janet Brown, applicant. Mr.  Clawson seconded thei motion.  A A A  Mr. Drake Mr. Clawson Mr. Badham  Motion passed 3-0.  - >    7. Consider approval of a Conditional Use Permit, in written form, to allow for a Home Occupation Contractor Business at 62 West 800 North, Franklin Alexander Romero, Mr. Clawson made a motion for approval ofa Conditional Use Permit, in written form, to allow for a Home Occupation Contractor: Business at 62 West 800 North, Franklin Alexander  applicant.  Romero, applicant. Mr. Badham seconded themotion.  A A A  Mr. Drake Mr. Clawson Mr. Badham"  Motion passed 3-0.  8. Miscellaneous business and scheduling.  Mr. Drake announced that Francisco Astorga will start working as the city's new Planning Director on June 24. The next Administrative Committee meeting is scheduled for June 17, 2019. Mr. Drake ascertained there were no further items of business. The meeting was  adjourned at 5:50 p.m.  Clint Drake, Interim Planning Director  Bountiful City Administrative Committee Minutes - June 3, 2019  Page 6 of6    RANDY C.L LEWIS MAYOR CITYCOUNCIL Kate Bradshaw Kendalyn Harris Richard Higginson John Marc Knight Chris R. Simonsen CITY MANAGER GaryR.H Hill  BOUNTIFUL EST.1847  Memo Date: To: From: Re: Overview 3.  June 12, 2019 Administrative Committee Curtis Poole, Assistant City Planner  Staff Report for the. Administrative Committee Meeting on Monday, June 17,2019  PUBLIC HEARING- Consider approval ofa Conditional Use Permit to allow for  an Accessory Dwelling Unit at 620 Pheasant Way, Michael Carey, applicant.  Background  The applicant is requesting approval of an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) to be constructed with a new addition to the existing garage on the property. The ADU living space will be above both the existing portion and new addition to the garage. The ADU will have two bedrooms, a living space and full kitchen. The garage sits behind the existing  home. Findings  According to City Code, 14-4-124, a Conditional Use Permit for an ADU: is required and applicants shall meet all standards oft the Code. The existing home is located in the R-3 Single-Family Residential zone and is a single-family dwelling and will be maintained as such by the applicant. Thel lot is double the minimum lot size in the R-3 zone with 0.51 acres (approximately 22,215 square feet). There will be only one. ADU and there will only be one utility connection located at this property. Thej primary home is 4,700 square feet and the square footage oft the ADU is 1,410 which is less than the 40% standard in the Code. The proposed addition to the garage and ADU meets all of the setback requirements in code. The ADU will be accessed' by a stairwell behind the garage and home which will not be visible from the street. The property will meet the minimum parking standard in code, will continue tol have the appearance ofas single-family home and as such should have minimal impact on the neighboring properties. The existing home currently has two full kitchens and with the addition oft the kitchen ini the ADU the total kitchens will exceed what is allowed in the Code. The applicant has agreed to modify (removing the oven and electrical  connections) the basement kitchen in thel home to meet code.    Staff Recommendation  Based upon the above findings, staffh has determined the applicant would comply with all requirements for the Conditional Use Permit. Staffrecommends approval oft the Conditional  Use Permit with the following conditions:  1.  The principal owner(s) oft the property must occupy the primary residence or 2. Thej property is to be used only as as single-family use and shall be subject to Thel basement kitchen in the existing home shall be modified by removing the oven and electrical connections to meet standards in the Code. There shall be no separate utility service connections. The. ADU shall meet all the criteria in 14-14-124 ofthe City Land Use The Conditional Use Permit is solely for this property and isi non-  the. ADU. ad deed restriction.  3. 4. 5. 6.  Ordinance. transferable.  Bountiful Land Use Ordinance  14-14-124  ACCESSORY DWELLING UNIT  A.  Purpose: The city recognizes that accessory dwelling units (ADUS) in: single-family residentialz zones can be an important tool in the overall housing plan for thec city. Thep purposes of the ADU standards of this Allow opportunities for property owners top provide social or personal support for family Make housing units available to moderate income people who might otherwise have Provide opportunities for additional income to offset rising housing costs; Develop housing units ins single-family neighborhoods that are appropriate for people ata Preserve the character ofs single-family neighborhoods by providing standards governing  code aret to: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.  members where independent living is desirable; Provide for affordable housing opportunities; difficulty, finding homes within the city; variety of stages in the life cycle; and development of ADUS.  B. C.  An accessory dwelling unit shall only be approved as a conditional use.  An accessory dwelling unit shall not be approved, and: shall be deemed unlawful, unless it meets all of An accessory dwelling unit shall be conditionally, permitted only within as single- family residential. zone, and: shall not be permitted in any otherz zone. Itis unlawful to allow, construct, or reside in an accessory dwelling unit within a duplex or multi-family residential. building or property. Itis unlawful tor residei in, or allow tor reside in, an accessory dwelling unit that has not received a conditional use permit or without written authorization; from the Bountiful City Ar maximum of one (1) accessory dwelling unit shall be permitted as a conditional use on any Itis unlawfult to construct, locate, or otherwise situate an accessory dwelling unit on al lot or parcel ofl landt that does not contain a habitable. single-family dwelling. A deed restriction. limiting the use ofap property to a single-family use, prepared ands signed by the Bountiful City Planning Director and all owners of thep property on which an accessory dwelling uniti is located, shall be recorded with the Davis County Recorder's Office prior to  thej following criteria: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.  Planning Department. lot orA parcel in a single-family zone.    occupancy oft the accessory dwelling unit. Ifab building permit is required, thens said deed restriction: shall be recorded, prior toi issuance oft the building permit. Thep property owner, whichs shalli include titleholders and contract purchasers, must occupy either the principal unit ort the ADU, but not both, as their permanent. residence ando at no time receive rent) for the owner occupied unit.. Application) for an ADU: shall include proof of owner occupancy as evidencedk byv voter registration, vehicle registration, driver's license, Separate utility meters shall not be permitted) fort the accessory dwelling unit. Any property and anys structure that contains and approved accessory dwelling unit shall be designed and maintained ins such a manner that the property maintains the appearance ofa single-family residential use. As separate entrance to the ADU shall not be allowed ont the front or corner lots sidey yard. Anys separate entrance. shall be located tot the side or rear of the 10. Itis unlawfult to construct an accessory dwelling unit, or tor modify as structure toi include an accessory dwelling unit, without a building permit and a conditional use permit. 11. Adequate off-street parking shall be provided for both the primary residential use and the accessory dwelling unit, and any driveway and parking area shall be in compliance with this Title. In noo case shallf fewer thanj four (4)t total offs street parking spaces be provided with at least 2 of thes spaces provided inag garage. Any additional occupant vehicles: shall be parked Ad detached accessory dwelling unit shallr meet all oft the above criteria, plus the following: Shall require ac conditional use permit, reviewed and approved by the Bountiful City Shall not be located on al lot with less than eight thousand (8,000): square feet buildable Shall be configureds so that any exterior doors, stairs, windows, ors similar features are located as far away from adjoining properties as is reasonably possible top provide privacy to Shallr meet all of the setbacks required ofa detached accessory structure requiringa  7.  county assessor records or similar means.  8. 9.  principal residence.  off-street in City Code compliant parking areas.  E.  1. 2. 3. 4.  Administrative Committee. land. those properties. conditional use permit.  Aerial Map  620 Pheasant Way  Caréy,Property    PROJECT NAME AND DESCRIPTION:  Carey Addition  Mother-in-law living space over the garage  HOW DOES YOUR PROPOSED PROJECT FIT IN WITH SURROUNDING PROPERTIES AND USES? Itwill give a 3" car garage similar to other homes int the area, and it will: supply the additional living  space necessary for our family  IN WHAT WAY DOES THE PROJECT NOT FIT IN WITH SURROUNDING PROPERTIES AND USES? Most of the homes in the immediate neighborhood probably don'thave a 4th car garage.  WHAT' WILL YOU DO TO MITIGATE THE POTENTIAL CONFLICTS WITH SURROUNDING PROPERTIES AND  USES:  Separate living space will only be occupied by family.    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Simonsen CITY MANAGER Gary R.Hill  BOUNTIFUL EST.1847  Bountiful City, Utah Conditional Use Permit  A public hearing was held on June 3, 2019, at Bountiful City Hall to consider the request of Performance Ford Lincoln Bountiful for a Conditional Use Permit allowing a General Retail  Business With Outside Storage at the following location:  2301 South Main Street, Bountiful, Davis County, Utah  BEG ON W R/WI LINE OF 200 WEST STR, N 0-05' W 626.22 FT FR SE COR LOT 26, SEC36- T2N-R1W, SLM; THI N 0-05' W 827.68 FT ALG SD WJ R/WI LINE S 31/23'39" W. ALG AI LINE PARALLEL TO &50FTI DISTANT FR CENTER LINE OF US HWY 91 FOR. A DIST OF 45.58 FT; TH SW'LY ALG A 1457.39 FT RAD CURVE TO RIGHT 113.27 FT TO PT OF CURVATURE SD CURVE; TH S 31/35' W 22.31 FT TO EXIST STATE ROAD R/W MARKER; TH S 35/52' W 50.66 FT; TH S 31*23'39" W 702.28 FT; TH S 86/25' E 20.78 FT; THN N 55/50'17" E 29.20 FT; THI N 65*13'10" E 116.77 FT; TH S 58/17'58" E 155.371 FT; ;THS  SEIBITTOFON: CONT. 4.244 ACRES.  Parcel 06-093-0088  The Bountiful City Administrative Committee heard the matter and considered the statements of the applicant, the City staff, and the public. As a result, the Administrative Committee makes the  following findings:  1. This matter is properly heard before the Administrative Committee. 2. Appropriate public notice has been provided and a public hearing held.  3. The proposed request to operate a general retail business with outside storage meets the letter and the intent of the specific requirements in $14-2 et seq. (Conditional Use Permit  provisions) oft the Bountiful City Land Use Ordinance.  The Bountiful City Administrative Committee hereby grants this Conditional Use Permit for Performance Ford Lincoln Bountiful to operate a general retail business with outside storage located at 2301 South Main Street, in Bountiful, Davis County, Utah, with the following  conditions:  1. The applicant shall maintain a current Bountiful City Business License. 2. The Conditional Use Permit is for this location only and is non-transferable. 3. The applicant shall only park vehicles in the designated zones of the parking lot in accordance with the proposed parking plan SO as not to impede vehicular travel between  Highway 89 and 500 West and neighboring businesses.  The Conditional Use Permit was approved on June 3, 2019, and this written form was approved  this 17th day ofJune, 2019.  Clinton Drake Acting Planning Director  ATTEST: Julie Holmgren Recording Secretary