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GENERALINT, ORAfiITRI i PazcelSize: Approvimately.65acres ZonineClassiHead— Commercial General (CG) Future LandUseDesigoation: Major Tboroughf eMixed-Use OvedayDiatrict, None The Atlantic Institute is a non-profit • civic otgattization that provides various platforms to promote diversity in our society. • The goal of the institute is to facilitate dialogue and bridge cultures through the organization of communiy, outreach programs. , t( • Hours of operation for the Atlantic Institute are 9:00 am to 6:00 pm Monday through Friday. ^—— - WOW S77IIY'RECO.t14f1aiNDr1T IOArS.. Staff recommends the Planning and Zoning Commission approve CU 16-11, a conditional use for a Cultural Center located at 940 S. -linter Park Drive. Staff approval is based on the finding of fact and conclusions of this staff report dated June 15, 2016, and die folimving conditions: 1. A shared parking agreement shall be required widdrt 30 days of approval from the Planning and Zoning Commission or the conditional use approval shall become out and void. 2. All applicable licenses and permits shall be obtained prior to the commencement of the bmbis 3. Permits for temporary events at the site must be obtained prior to conducting the events. 4. All signage requires a separate permit and must complyuith the ULDR. 5. There shall be no outside sales, dotage, or display of goods, materials or services. 6. A new conditional use application shall be required if the use should cease for more dim ninety (90) days. 7. All of the above conditions shall be fully and faithfully escruted or the conditional use shall become null andvoid. oid. 6/16/2016 CONDITIO-NAL USE CRITL•RLI: Landuse corn adbility. The property is zoned CG (Commerdal General) and is located near one edthe busies[ commercial corridors within the City. The proposed use of a Cultural Center is a conditionally approved use in this zoning district per Table 25.3 and it is compatible pith the eliding and mrrosmding land uses and businesses. Suffidentsite size and adeguafe site sneafications te, accommodate the ❑rouoseduse. According to ULDR Section 8-15.2, Parking Spaces Required by Use, the site is required to provide twentyseven (27) parking spaces and evo (2) ADA spaces This is based on one (1) parking space per every three (3) seats in the main gathering room's eighty (80) seat capacity in the conference room. The developed site emrendy accommodates ten (10) parking spaces and one (1) ADA spaces. The site is required to provide an additional seventeen (17) regular spaces and one (1) ADA parking space to meet the parking requirements. Therefore, the applicant does not meet parking and site requnements. However, staff will incept a signed shared parking agreement benseen the apphenat and a neighboring property cave, for the additional seventeen (17) parkingspams. Proneruse ofmitimtive techniques. The applicant will be required to obtain a special event permit for activities and events for any organized gathering of persons, comprised of groups or individuals, including gathering at shows, exhibitions, demonstrations, or assembly, other than the normal day4o day or seasonal operations or concerns of licensed establishments mithin the city. Hazardomwaste. The use is primarily office and service related. No hazardous waste will be produced at this location. Comnllancewith applicable laws and ordinances. Possession ofboth City and County business tax receipts, as well as any applicable permits, li—s and inspections from other agencies must be III 1 16-10: 011zcial Future Land Cse Alap Amendment 31.5rurd 351 Concorrllhne