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MINUTES <br />PLANNING COMMISSION <br />JULY 12, 2018 <br />occupied by Hardware Hank and MGT Insulation, and only Hardware <br />Hank is using any outdoor storage area. She noted that she has asked the <br />applicant for a site plan designating outdoor storage area of both tenant and <br />non -tenant. She explained that the reason for this is because the tenant <br />outdoor storage is allowed with the conditional use permit, and the non - <br />tenant outdoor storage would be allowed with an interim use permit. <br />The Associate Planner stated that staff recommends approval of the <br />Planned Unit Development Amendment for an Interim Use Permit up to <br />five years to allow for off-site outdoor storage to Quinzon Outdoor <br />Services, which is a home based business in Little Canada, subject to <br />submittal of a new site plan that shows the designation of outdoor storage <br />area between tenant and non -tenant space. <br />Buesing asked if during an annual inspection of the property, there was a <br />problem, would the interim use permit be revoked. The Associate Planner <br />stated that the interim use permit would be in effect for five years, but if <br />there was an issue found during one of the annual inspections, the interim <br />use permit would be brought to the Council for review and possible <br />revocation. Buesing asked what the process would be if another non -tenant <br />wanted to lease outdoor storage. The Associate Planner explained that if <br />Quinzon Outdoor Services were to move out and another non -tenant leased <br />the same amount of outdoor storage space., no action would need to done as <br />it would be considered a continued use. She stated that if the amount of <br />non -tenant outdoor storage space would change, then the property owner <br />will need to amend the interim use permit. <br />Jim-Schwalbach, owner of 3100 Country Drive, asked if he will be notified <br />when it gets close to the five-year expiration date. The Associate Planner <br />stated that she will track it, but it would be a good idea for him to also note <br />the date. <br />There were no comments from the public. Commissioner Nick <br />Schwalbach noted that he will be abstaining from the vote. <br />Kulousek recommended approving the Planned Unit Development <br />Amendment for an Interim Use Permit up to five years to allow for off-site <br />outdoor storage to Quinzon Outdoor Services, which is a home based <br />business in Little Canada, subject to submittal of a new site plan that shows <br />the designation of outdoor storage area between tenant and non -tenant <br />space: <br />Motion seconded by George. <br />Motion carried 5 — 0. (Schwalbach abstained). <br />-2- <br />