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MINUTT;S <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />JULY 23, 2008 <br />Variance is justified, or if a Text Amendment might be the way to go. He <br />indicated that City staff can study the issue and report back to the Council. <br />Keis felt that the options were to either deny the Variance or table it for <br />further study. The City Attorney indicated that if the matter is tabled, a <br />60-day waiver would be necessary from the property owner. <br />Holm indicated that the building on his property is the maximum size <br />building that could be constructed on this lot. Given that he cannot <br />expand the building, he needs additional storage space. Holm pointed out <br />that each storage container provides 320 square feet of additional storage. <br />The City Planner indicated that the Council could approve the Conditional <br />Use Permit for four storage containers. The remaining four would be in <br />violation. The Planner suggested, however, that the Council could direct <br />staff to withhold enforcement until there is some resolution on either a <br />Variance for the trailers or a Text Amendment increasing the number <br />allowed. <br />It was the consensus of the Council that more study was needed on the <br />number or the percentage of storage trailers that would be allowed on a <br />property. The Council pointed out that the property owner would have to <br />sign a 60-day waiver to allow additional time to study the issue, or the <br />Variance request would be deemed denied. Dave Holm indicated that he <br />would sign the waiver. <br />Procedures relative to the CUP and Variance were discussed, and the City <br />Attorney indicated that the public hearing could be closed on both issues <br />with action taken on the CUP and tabled on the Variance for further study. <br />The Attorney noted that only the applicant is present on this matter, there <br />are no other individuals from the general public present this evening <br />wishing to comment. <br />There was no one else present from the general public wishing to <br />comment on this matter. <br />Upon motion by Keis, seconded by McGraw, the public hearing was <br />closed. <br />Mr. Blesener introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: <br />RESOLUTION NO. 2008-7--177 -APPROVING THE CONDITIONAL <br />USE PERMIT ALLOWING OUTDOOR STORAGE OF STORAGE OF <br />UP TO FOUR (4) STORAGE CONTAINERS ON THE PROPERTYAT <br />53 WOODLYNAVENUE, ON-SITE AIR TEMP, SUBJECT TO <br />10 <br />