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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL MARCH 27, 2002 SOIL INFORMATION THAT IS FORTHCOMING, AND INSTRUCTING THE CITYATTORNEY TO DRAFT THE APPROPRIATE ORDINANCE The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Montour. Ayes (5) LaValle, Montour, Scalze, Anderson, Fahey. Nays (0). Resolution declared adopted. RE7.ONING & Mayor Fahey opened the continuation of Public Hearing to consider the AMENDMENT application for Rezoning from General Business (B-3) to Auto Oriented TO CUP - Business (B-2) as well as an Amendment to an existing CUP to allow the 477 EAST construction of a 50 foot by 40 foot storage building at 477 Little Canada LITTLE CANADA Road for Norm's Tire Sales. The Planning Commission recommended ROAD - approval subject to compliance with the recommendations of the City NORM'5 TIRES Planner. The City Planner noted that additional information has been submitted since the Planning Commission meeting that provides detail on the paving that will be installed to the proposed storage building as well as addressing landscaping and drainage. Nick Strohbeen, Norn~'s Tires, appeared before the Council and described the proposed building. He noted that it will be constructed with decorative concrete block similar to that used on their office area. He noted that the color of the building as well as the roof will match the existing building. The windows shown in the doors on the proposed building will not be installed for security reasons. Strohbeen indicated that the building will be used strictly for storage purposes and there will be no work done from this building. Scalze expressed concern about the future use of the property should the ownership change. The City Planner indicated that any conditions placed on the Conditional Use Permit would run with that permit regardless of any changes in ownership. Fahey stated that he would like to see a restriction on the CUP that there be no auto or tine repair, or business operated from this bui]ding. The building would be restricted solely to storage. Strohbeen indicated that that was their intent and he would have no problems with that restriction on the CUP. Anderson asked if the new structure would meet the City's architectural guidelines. The City Planner replied that it would.