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AUG 231993 BOOK 90 FACE 27® would be more straight -forward, and easier to apply and enforce. This alternative is reflected in the proposed LDR changes [see definition of "residential resort"]. PSAC Recommendation: At its June 17, 1993 meeting, the PSAC voted 5-0 to recommend that the Board of County Commissioners amend the LDRs to require a minimum 3 day stay for residentially zoned residential resort units. PZC Recommendation: At its July 8, 1993 meeting, the Planning and. Zoning Commission voted unanimously to recommend that the Board of County Commissioners approve the amendment to require a minimum 3 night stay. SECTION 2: Limited Automotive Repair Uses in CL John Laird and Louis Schlitt have applied to amend the MRs to allow limited automotive repair uses in the CL (Limited Commercial) zoning district as an administrative permit use (see attachment #2). *Existing LDRs Existing MRS allow automotive repair services as follows: Current specific land use criteria applied to automotive fluid sales and service uses allow the "...draining and replacing of fluids and minor part replacement (filters, lights, wipers)." Furthermore, under the criteria "...repair services and paint and body work are expressly prohibited." In addition, the criteria also require services to be performed within an enclosed building, prohibit outdoor storage, and require storage facilities for oils and flammable liquids to be located underground. Current specific land use criteria applicable to gasoline service stations require the underground storage of oils and flammable liquids, prohibit outdoor storage, and require sites to be located at least 100' from any residentially designated property. •Proposed Changes The applicants' request is specifically to expand the automotive fluid sales and service criteria to allow replacement of batteries, tires, and bolt -on parts. The applicants' justification for the requested amendment is that limited automotive repair services are consistent with the intent of the CL district to provide convenient retail and service needs for area residents. Also, the proposed limited repair services are "quick -stop" or same day types of services that are similar to other automobile service uses already allowed in the CL district (e.g. gasoline service stations, automotive fluids and service facilities). Furthermore, via the administrative permit process, specific land use criteria can be applied to address compatibility concerns. FU, M s M CL CG CH- IL IG 1. Body and paint shops - - P P P 2. General automotive repair - P P P P 3. General fluid sales & - service, other than gasoline A A P - A 4. Gasoline service stations A P P P S *NOTE: P = permitted use A- administrative permit use S = special exception use Current specific land use criteria applied to automotive fluid sales and service uses allow the "...draining and replacing of fluids and minor part replacement (filters, lights, wipers)." Furthermore, under the criteria "...repair services and paint and body work are expressly prohibited." In addition, the criteria also require services to be performed within an enclosed building, prohibit outdoor storage, and require storage facilities for oils and flammable liquids to be located underground. Current specific land use criteria applicable to gasoline service stations require the underground storage of oils and flammable liquids, prohibit outdoor storage, and require sites to be located at least 100' from any residentially designated property. •Proposed Changes The applicants' request is specifically to expand the automotive fluid sales and service criteria to allow replacement of batteries, tires, and bolt -on parts. The applicants' justification for the requested amendment is that limited automotive repair services are consistent with the intent of the CL district to provide convenient retail and service needs for area residents. Also, the proposed limited repair services are "quick -stop" or same day types of services that are similar to other automobile service uses already allowed in the CL district (e.g. gasoline service stations, automotive fluids and service facilities). Furthermore, via the administrative permit process, specific land use criteria can be applied to address compatibility concerns. FU, M s M