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t., ~.. <br />Council Minutes of 01-OS-10 <br />Ordinance 2009-86 was introduced August 4 and 2009-100 on September 1. There was a <br />Public Hearing for those on the October 27. <br />BZD meetings were set up for all four Ordinances for the December 2 and December 22. <br />The December 2 meeting was a good and informal meeting and we went over all of the <br />amendments suggested by the Planning and Design Commission. Ordinance 2009-63 <br />creates a new Chapter for wind conversion. Some of the reasons for this new Chapter are: <br />Respond to changes in technology. The City's zoning code is often revised and updated <br />to reflect new types of development and new technologies not contemplated when the <br />zoning code was initially drafted. <br />Be prepared. The federal government and the State of Ohio are setting benchmarks for <br />the incorporation of renewable, alternative energy sources at a utility scale. They axe also <br />providing incentives for its use on a smaller scale and local level. <br />Public and private benefit. Benefits to the community include reduced pressure on the <br />local electric grid, reduced pollutants from traditional energy sources, increased local <br />energy independence, reduced peak energy demand, and increased choices for residents. <br />Benefits to the property owner include personal energy independence, free electricity <br />after recouping costs, reliable electricity, enhanced property values, and promoting <br />sustainable energy choices. <br />With the many meetings held there was great resident attendance. Many of the ideas that <br />came from the audience participation have been incorporated into this Ordinance. Some <br />of the highlights are as follows. <br />1153.01 Reinforce in the Intent that the process outlined in the Chapter is required <br />1153.02 Eliminated references to maximum wattage for small, medium and <br />building integrated WECS <br />1153.03 Allow flexibility for different types of WECS design, subject to PDC <br />review; link noise standards to Noise Control Chapter; more explicitly <br />describe requirements for braking systems <br />1153.04/S Establish minimum development area rather than minimum lot size <br />1153.06 Clarify the different design possibilities and review procedures for <br />building integrated WECS <br />1153.07 Clarify Landmarks Commission review for WECS proposed in a historic <br />district; show location of easements; require certification of independent <br />testing agency; require submission of maintenance plan and annual <br />maintenance reports; specify amounts of liability insurance for small and <br />medium WECS <br />1153.08 Impose cost of removal of WECS on applicant through bond <br />We expected a good turnout for our December 2 meeting and we had two residents <br />attend, due to an oversight on his part. He overlooked having notices sent to the residents <br />who had attended the Public Hearing in August. Although he felt they were ready to <br />recommend approval of this Ordinance, they held it in Committee and had the second <br />meeting December 22, making sure notification was sent to the list of people from the <br />public hearing. He is enclosing that list and attendance listwith this report for the public <br />record. They discussed a few more items from the previous meeting and he then made a <br />motion to recommended approval of Ordinance 2009-63 creating a new Chapter 1163 <br />Wind Energy Conversion Systems with the amendments proposed and amended by the <br />6 <br />i <br />
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