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raoaK 90 Farr AUG 3 1�� with 8 specific uses and not special exceptions in general. At present, Section 6 states that a public hearing is required for anyone requesting any degree of expansion of their building area. Staff and the Planning and Zoning Commission are proposing to allow expansion of up to 10% or 10,000 square feet, whichever is less, to be reviewed under special criteria without going through the public hearing process. That is a considerable difference from the way the situation -works now, and that would apply across the board to special exception uses, but it would not apply to Planned Developmen�s.which have their own requirements. Commissioner Eggert understood that the use of colleges or universities would not come under administrative permit, and Director Boling confirmed that it isn't included under AG. Under Section 5d of the ordinance, colleges and universities would go to special exception through administrative permit in OCR, MED, CL and CG. Section 8-16 Staff recommended adoption. Chairman Bird asked if anyone else wished to- be heard in regard to the proposed 16 amendments. There being none, he closed the Public Hearing. SUMMARY OF ACTION Chairman Bird summarized tonight's action. SECTION 1: Residential Resorts After extensive discussion regarding the five proposed changes pertaining to residential resort uses and projects, the Board unanimously directed staff to bring forward changes #1, #2, #3, and #4 to the second public hearing of the LDRs to be held September 7, 1993 at 5:01 o'clock p.m. They further directed staff not to pursue the fifth proposed change pertaining to a minimum 3 -day stay. SECTION 2: Limited automotive repair services The Board directed staff to bring Section 2 forward to the second LDR public hearing. SECTION 3: Farm worker and migrant housing The Board directed staff to bring Section 3 forward to the second LDR public hearing, with the request that representatives of 26