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61 <br />IN <br />903 <br />MIN-UNSTINKIWOM <br />1. Include the proposedfinishedfloor elevation (Chapter 9, Exhibit A, <br />Section V, (8)). <br />2. Include the appropriate certification (Chapter 9, Exhibit A, Section IV, <br />(14)). <br />3. Prior to the filing ofthe, nal plat, civil site plans must be provided, <br />reviewed and approved (Chapter 9, Exhibit A, Section Viii, (i)). <br />4. Prior to the filing of the final plat, all offsite improvements (e., , water <br />line) shall be installed, inspected and accepted by the City (Chapter 9, <br />Exhibit A, Section VIII, (J)). <br />A motion was made by Austin Anthony, seconded by Chance Abbott to approve the final <br />11 <br />plat With noted conditions. Motion carried 6-0. <br />Discussion and review of Home Occupation restrictions. <br />Andrew Mack states this 'item is for discussion only. He was approached by a building <br />general contractor Wishing to remodel a residence in order to open a beauty salon. The <br />current City ordinance prohibits barber shops and beauty salons as a home occupation. it <br />may be appropriate to review our ordinance restrictions on what type uses should and <br />should not be permitted as home occupations. The State of Texas allows beauty salons <br />�from the home provided a completely separate entrance and toilet facilities are provided. <br />Mack states there is also consideration for short-term rentals-AI*rbnb's and daycare to be <br />reviewed as well. <br />6 <br />Commissioners discussed the subject and advised staff that it is worth exploring relaxing <br />some of the restrictions. Mack asked for a Commissioner volunteer to be on the review <br />committee for this draft. Tylesha Ross -Mosley agreed to help with the review. <br />111111ji <br />i� dmf <br />p5 <br />'.-hai e so n <br />