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B. Pro'ect Timetable and Cost <br />The applicant hopes to construct the commercial kitchen immediately <br />upon approval of the SLU boundary amendment and County rezoning <br />applications. The estimated cost of these improvements should not <br />exceed $25,000, with most of the cost driven by the need for an <br />upgraded wastewater system such as a septic tank system. <br />IV. INSTITUTIONAL AND REGULATORY CONSIDERATIONS <br />A. State Land Use <br />The subject property is designated Agriculture. As such, a boundary <br />amendment to cover the requested CSI -24 zone is required and is <br />being filed concurrently with the requested zone change application. <br />Please note that initially, the applicant applied for a Home occupation <br />CHO ") permit. While meeting the test for a HO permit, a Special <br />Permit was still needed, as the site fell within the State Land Use <br />Agricultural district. However, given the proximity of the site to other <br />commercially zoned properties, the applicant elected to pursue the <br />rezoning rather than the Special Permit route. <br />As the requested area covers less than fifteen (15) acres, the County <br />can process the request. Pursuant to the Planning Commission Rule <br />No. 13, the request must meet certain standards. These standards <br />and their justification follow: <br />1. Conformity to the Countv General Plan <br />The project's relationship and conformity are demonstrated in <br />Chapter IV -C below. <br />2. Relationship to _State Land Use Urban District Standards <br />The State Land Use Commission's Rules provide the standards for <br />determining the Urban district boundaries (Section 15- 15 -18). Their <br />relationships to this request are noted as follows: <br />a. "City-Like" Characteristics <br />A concentration of people, structures, streets, and <br />rural /urban levels of services characterize this area. There are <br />not only residences in this area, but there are major commercial <br />activities fronting the subject property. The subject site is thus <br />an extension of this urbanized and urbanizing land uses. <br />
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