Minnie Dhaliwal, Director, CP&D Amanda Jackson, Meeting & Records Assistant Stephen Padua, Long Range Planning Manager (Virtual) Valerie Porter, Associate Planner (Virtual) 2
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Dhaliwal replied that the state law requirements are adopted in the IMC, and similar to many other jurisdictions, Issaquah does not have a separate noise code, 18.518.020 and Washington Administrative Code (WAC)…
There are no units manufactured that will meet the 45-55 decibel (db) requirement, 70 db is considered quiet, and any application will likely be denied.
MOTION by VICE-CHAIR BADER to amend the original MOTION, removing 18.204.030, seconded by COMMISSIONER KENNEDY.
COMMISSIONER KRASS stated that a list of approved equipment models could be made public.
MOTION by VICE-CHAIR BADER to recommend to City Council that staff be granted time to research monument signs further, seconded by COMMISSIONER KENNEDY.
Dhaliwal stated that Burger Master has submitted requested design for the Triple XXX sign, and while the 50% design threshold will probably be exceeded, design intent, scheme, and shape may meet standards.
When new material is needed, it must be consistent with the sign design, color, and texture, seconded by CHAIR VOISS.
Dhaliwal recommended that the issue be deferred until more information is available.
CHAIR VOISS stated that the last Agenda item, Neighborhood Planning, would be moved to the next meeting.
Padua stated that a MOTION is needed to defer Tree Removal Tracking MOTION by VICE-CHAIR BADER to defer Tree Removal Tracking to a later date, seconded by CHAIR VOISS.