Minutes 1-3-07 - Pierce County Home Page
Minutes 1-3-07 - Pierce County Home Page
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approved.<br />
Public hearing to consider a request for a conditional use permit for a Farm & <strong>Home</strong> Based<br />
Business in the General Rural District by Dave and Krista Deusterman, owners on a parcel<br />
of land located in the NW ¼ of the NE ¼ in Section 4, T27N, R16W Town of Gilman, <strong>Pierce</strong><br />
<strong>County</strong>. Chairperson Barkla invited Dave Deusterman forward. Mr. Deusterman explained<br />
they intend to use a pole shed on the property to do sign painting, lettering on vehicles, tractors,<br />
snowmobiles, etc and hand painted graphics, airbrushing, light restoration of collector cars and<br />
illustration. Also one room in the house will be used as an office and for the graphic design. One<br />
third of the garage will be used as a preparation and detail room for the graphics. Approximate<br />
hours of operation will be Monday through Friday 7:00am to 5:00pm. Equipment that will be<br />
used is an air compressor, auto lift, sandblast cabinet and mig welder. Everything is located in the<br />
pole shed. The business will be operated by me, my son and part-time by my wife, Krista. Sanden<br />
stated that one condition reads all project vehicles shall be kept in the buildings or shielded from<br />
the public, will this be a problem? Mr. Deusterman answered no, right now he has four of his<br />
own project vehicles outside and he either has to put up a cold storage building or get rid of them.<br />
There are two other vehicles that will be scrapped this summer. Harrington, I see where you have<br />
an air filter. Is that for the sandblasting and the spraying? Mr. Deusterman, the inside of the pole<br />
shed, I have a booth that is for airbrushing on small objects. That’s filtered and vented outside.<br />
The blast cabinet isn’t vented outside, it has a vacuum system enclosed. Staff Report – Brad<br />
Roy: The nature and character of the property is rural. The closest neighbor is approximately 900<br />
ft away. An electrical substation is located on an adjacent property. The business will use a 42 ft<br />
by 72 ft pole shed, two rooms that are 12 ft by 14 ft each and one stall of an attached garage that<br />
is 13 ft by 22 ft. The business will use a total of 3,646 sq ft. This business is not intended to have<br />
drive up traffic; traffic will be from supply deliveries and scheduled customer visits. Deliveries<br />
for supplies are typically made once or twice a week. Driveway access is on to 890 th Ave. <strong>Pierce</strong><br />
<strong>County</strong> Code requires that parking shall be provided. This type of operation does not fall into any<br />
of the categories listed in § 240-54; however this operation has some resemblance to “Auto<br />
Repair”. § 240-54 requires that auto repair shall provide 3 parking spaces per service bay with at<br />
least one space handicapped accessible. This operation would have one service bay. Employees<br />
will be Mr. and Mrs. Deusterman and their son, the son does not live onsite. The Town of Gilman<br />
recommended approval of this conditional use permit on March 14, 20<strong>07</strong>. No specific conditions<br />
were recommended. Staff Recommendation: Staff recommends the LMC approve this<br />
conditional use permit for a farm and home based business with the following conditions:<br />
1. The applicant shall comply with the restrictions for a farm and home based business.<br />
2. Hours of operation shall be Monday through Friday 7:00am to 5:00pm.<br />
3. All project vehicles to be worked on shall be kept in the buildings or shielded from the<br />
public view.<br />
4. The applicant shall delineate 3 parking spaces with at least one being handicap accessible.<br />
All parking spaces shall be consistent with <strong>Pierce</strong> <strong>County</strong> Code and Departmental Policy.