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Bernice Rohde, Lakes State Bank: If CUP;s were approved with only neighbors making <br /> recommendations, there could be problems if new owners of neighboring properties <br /> disagreed with the past recommendations. <br /> Mark Jurchen: When using an exclusionary process, it is important that you take a <br /> thorough look and clearly define the uses. <br /> What should be on the list: slaughter house, adult uses, and light industrial uses to start <br /> with. <br /> Big box stores, chain stores,put them on excluded list? <br /> Bernice Rohde: Why would you not let the community grow? If those stores come in, <br /> they are good for the community. Bernice would say yes. <br /> Some small town feel might be lost with the big box stores. Some of the local stores may <br /> be put out of business. <br /> There is nothing in the ordinance addressing franchise stores. <br /> The Planning Commission pointed out that we should not try to include or exclude <br /> certain types of businesses because we maybe already have them. <br /> `.. Staff was directed to create a list as a starting point. <br /> Current regulations: Perhaps the easiest place to start is with the current ordinance. <br /> The following are the list of uses allowed, permitted (require a permit), accessory <br /> (require the establishment of a principle use first),conditional and excluded. <br /> Allowed <br /> Animals, Domestic <br /> Child Care, Family Home <br /> Community Park <br /> Home Occupation, Type I <br /> Home Occupation, Type II <br /> Off-street parking <br /> Allowed(with performance standards) <br /> Temporary Structure <br /> Signs, Portable <br /> Fish House <br /> Recreational Vehicle <br /> Open Storage <br /> `• Camping <br /> Pequot Lakes Staff Report 7(b)-2 <br /> October 16,2008 <br />