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City Council Discusses Conditional Use Permit Status for Redfield Blvd Property

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 16
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What happened

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The Shafer City council discussed a conditional use permit (CUP) for the property at 30041 Redfield Blvd, which is owned by PLC. The property has been used for outdoor storage since 2016, when the planning commission approved a CUP for this use, along with an eight-foot privacy fence. City Clerk Valerie Fox informed the council that no formal CUP document was prepared by the city’s legal counsel for county recording. Mayor Paula Hanson stated that the issue was a clerical error on the city’s part.

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Why it matters

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The owners of the property are looking to sell, and the lack of an official CUP document is causing concern about the sale process. City Attorney James Monge is currently researching how to draft an official CUP and interim letters to be provided to PLC.

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Who's involved

  • Paula HansonMayor who commented on the city's administrative oversight of the CUP process.
  • Valerie FoxCity Clerk who reported the status of the CUP to the council.

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  1. Hanson attended a PLC lot discussion.1 source
  2. Valerie Fox reported on CUP status to council.1 source

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