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MINUTES <br />PLANNING COMMISSION <br />MAY 12, 2005 <br />Knudsen agreed that a fence should be high enough so that the average <br />person cannot look over it, but low enough so as not to create structural <br />issues. Knudsen raised the issue of equipment stored behind the fence that <br />is higher than the fence. <br />The City Planner indicated that this is an issue of screening, point out <br />options for landscaping outside the fence that exceeds the height of the <br />fence or construction of the fence on a landscaped berm. <br />Rheaume noted that a business could have tivcks that are 12 feet high. He <br />also noted that driving on 694 and looking down into the site could make <br />it impossible to screen an outdoor storage area. Duray suggested that <br />anything stored behind the fence that exceeds the height of the fence <br />should have additional screening such as landscaping. <br />Wojcik pointed out that the outdoor storage is occurring in an industrial <br />area, and indicated that having this storage behind an 8-foot high <br />screening fence was acceptable to him. <br />Knudsen felt that if the outdoor storage was significantly over the height <br />of an 8-foot fence, then he would prefer to see additional screening. <br />However, he did not feel that the City had to create requirements for an <br />all-time screening fence that covered everything. <br />The Planner reviewed items #4 through #7. The consensus of the <br />Commission was that no changes were necessary to these provisions. <br />The Planner reviewed item #8 which states thaC no outdoor storage area in <br />the I-P Dish~ict shall be closer to any public streeC Chan the required <br />building setback line or the actual constructed line of the building, <br />whichever is farther from the street. The Planner pointed out ChaC this <br />provision was added to the Code after the Orius CUP was issued in <br />response to Che fact thaC the outdoor storage area is fully visible and the <br />first thing that is seen when driving down Spruce Street. Therefore, the <br />Orius outdoor storage area is legally non-conforming as it sits in front of <br />the building. <br />The Planner indicated that if McGough wants to continue outdoor storage <br />in the same location, the City will have to deal with that issue on a <br />variance basis since the current Code would not allow it. The new code <br />says that outdoor sCOrage can be no closer to the street than Che building. <br />Barraclough indicated that one hardship might be the soil conditions of the <br />property. <br />-9- <br />
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