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MINUTES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />NOVEMBER 13, 2002 <br />Development Agreement will be presented to the Council at its December 17'x' <br />meeting. <br />Mr. Montour introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: <br />RESOLUTION NO. 2002-11-258 - TA737 LNG ACTION ON THE DRYWALL, <br />SUPPLY PRELIMINARY PLAT, CONCEPT STAGE PUD, AND REZONING <br />UNTIL. THE NOl~EMI3ER 20, 2002 COUNCIL. MEETING <br />The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Scalze. <br />Ayes (3) Montour, Scalze, Anderson. <br />Nays (0). Resolution declared adopted. <br />REQUEST Council reviewed the request from the manager of JR's Powerhouse Gym for <br />FOR SIGN a refund of temporary sign deposit which was forfeited for failure to remove the <br />DEPOSIT temporary sign in compliance with the sign permit. It was noted that staff is <br />REFUND - recommending that the deposit not be refunded given the need to consistently <br />JR'S apply the ordinance and the precedent that would be established if a refund were <br />POWERHOUSE made. <br />GYM <br />Anderson noted that the temporary sign was removed one day late and that JR's <br />Powerhouse Gym is a new business to the City. He pointed out previous action by <br />the Council relative to first-time alcohol compliance violations by City businesses, <br />and felt that a refund for the sign deposit for a first offense would be comparable. <br />Anderson, therefore, supported a refund of the $200 temporary sign deposit for first- <br />time violations of the ordinance. <br />The City Administrator outlined the history of the recent amendment of the <br />temporary sign ordinance establishing a temporary sign deposit. This action was in <br />response to the numerous temporary signs that had been appearing in the City without <br />permits. City staff researched what other cities were doing, and the ordinance that <br />was adopted was consistent with neighboring cities. The Administrator reported that <br />JR's Powerhouse Gym has already had one violation of the temporary sign ordinance <br />in that they had a temporary sign without a permit. The Administrator also noted that <br />the sign deposit was forfeited this past March for violation of the number of days that <br />JR's temporary sign could be displayed. The manager that was employed by JR's in <br />March did not contest the forfeiture of the deposit. JR's now has a new manager who <br />is raising the issue. The City Administrator also noted that to refund this sign deposit <br />will essentially result in giving each business one free violation of the City's <br />temporary sign ordinance. <br />Scalze noted that JR's Powerhouse Gym was informed of the provisions of the Sign <br />Ordinance at the time they applied for their permit. <br />11 <br />