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Commission codifies tattoo‑parlor standards and allows telephone/fiber exchange on public school property
Summary
The commission recommended that council adopt zoning amendments to codify prior approval allowing tattoo parlors in certain commercial and industrial zones (with a 500‑foot separation and restricted hours) and to add 'telephone exchange/fiber regeneration station' as a permitted use in the Public district to accommodate school district fiber infrastructure needs.
Planning staff presented a package of zoning ordinance amendments and asked the commission to recommend them to council. The first change ratifies an earlier council decision to permit tattoo parlors in C2, I1 and I2 zones with a 500‑foot separation requirement and specific operating hours (10 a.m.–9 p.m. Monday–Saturday; 2 p.m.–9 p.m. Sunday). The second change would add a listed permitted use of 'telephone exchange/fiber regeneration station' in the Public district so school property can host fiber infrastructure without a rezoning.
Commission discussion included questions about the limits of local regulation (staff noted state law prevents simply zoning a use out) and the need to tailor reasonable restrictions. After discussion, commissioners voted unanimously to recommend the zoning amendments to city council.
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