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Lazetta Hankerson, 770-578-1175, representing herself, requests a renewal of the Land Use Permit for Tutoring.
Property is located on the south side of Counsel Drive, south of Counsel Court (629 Counsel Drive, Wood Wynn subdivision); 16th District, Land Lot 1059, Parcel 21.
Size of tract is 0.5 acres
Current zoning is R-20Contiguous zoning is: North: R-20 (Wood Wynn subdivision); East: R-20 (Wood Wynn subdivision); South: R-20 (Wood Creek subdivision); West: R-20 (Wood Wynn subdivision).
Current land use is Low Density Residential.
Case manager is Abby Shiffman
Planning Commissioner is Tom McCleskey
District Commissioner is Joe Thompson
Planning Commissioner is Tom McCleskey
District Commissioner is Joe Thompson
Proposed use: Tutoring
Total employees: One
Days & hours of operation: Monday & Wednesday from 4:00 to 6:30 pm
Saturday from 1:00 to 5:00 pm
Saturday from 1:00 to 5:00 pm
Number of nonresidents coming to the house:
Customers: 2 – 3 per day, 3 – 6 per week
Clients, customers, sales people or employees park: Driveway
Signs: No
Number of vehicles used for business kept at property: 1 vehicle (personal car)
Deliveries: No
Applicant lives in house: No (applicant is not the owner)
Any outdoor storage: No
Any storage of inventory: Yes, I have a separate room to store my school supplies.
Length of time needed or requested: 2 years.
Additional relevant information: None)
Maximum impervious surface % allowed / planned: 35% /
Staff Comments:
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Staff recommends APPROVAL
The applicant’s proposal, as summarized in the planning comments is proposed to be a part time business, meant to supplement income. The applicant will not have any exterior evidence that a business is being operated from this house. Staff is not aware of any complaints or problems stemming from the originally approved LUP from 2007, and the applicant appears to have complied with the 2007 LUP stipulations. Staff would be reluctant to recommend approval of this LUP without a proven track record by the applicant of compliance to the LUP stipulations. Based on the above analysis, Staff recommends APPROVAL for 12
months subject to:
- No more than four students at the house at any one time;
- Operation limited to three days per week- Mondays and Wednesdays from 3:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and on Saturdays from 12:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.;
- No Signs, no employees, no deliveries, no outdoor storage;
- No on-street or front yard parking; and
- Business supplies and equipment limited to typical tutoring materials only.
ECCA position: Case manager says NO ACTION.
Zoning Committee raised the following questions:
- Is the applicant the owner or tenant?
- How many students at one time?
- Who lives in the house?
- How many cars at one time, on site
Planning Commission Action (unofficial): Recommended APPROVAL with stipulations.
Board of Commissioners Action (unofficial): APPROVED with stipulations.