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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL DECEMBER 1, 2021 Fischer introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOL UTION NO. 2 021-12-13 8 — APPR 0 VE A PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT AMENDMENT AS PRESENTED FOR PVD- C, AT POOLSIDE,121 COUNTY ROAD C EAST, PARCEL ID 06-29-22-43-0002, WITH THE COMMENTS FROM THE PLANNING COMMISSIONAND ENSURING THERE IS A FENCE ALONG THE NOR TH SIDE, AND THE CURB CUT ON JA CKSON IS WIDENED ENO UGH TO ENSURE THAT SEMI TR UCKS DO NOT DRIVE ON ANY NEIGHBORING PROPERTIES The foregoing resolution was. duly seconded by McGraw. Ayes (5). Nays (0). Resolution declared adopted. PUBLIC HEARING — CONSIDER A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT AMENDMENT FOR OUTSIDE STORAGE HEIGHT INCREASE AT ADVANCED MASONRY, 2956 YORKTON BOULEVARD The Community Development Director explained that Advanced Masonry at 2956 Yorkton Boulevard, is zoned I-P, Industrial Park, and has applied for a conditional use permit amendment to increase their allowed outdoor storage height from 8 feet up to 12 feet high. She reported that they received a conditional use permit to allow outdoor storage in 2006, with a conditional use permit amendment and variance approval in 2011 to increase the square footage of outdoor storage and place the storage in the side yard. She noted that OSHA has a limit of 15 feet high for storage. The Community Development Director stated that the City's Fire Inspector met with Bob Miller of Advanced Masonry Restoration, about the outdoor storage area. She explained that Mr. Miller would like to increase the height of the storage racking to 12 feet because he wants to keep his outdoor storage safe and move some overflow storage from the south parking lot. She noted the building is fully sprinklered and the Fire Inspector does not have any issues with taller storage racking. The Community Development Director reported that the Planning Commission reviewed the request on November 10, 2021, and recommended approval as proposed. Keis asked if they are allowed to store items on the south side. The Community Development Director stated they are allowed to have storage on the south and east sides. Keis stated that he drove by and does not think they will be able to get everything that is outside into only four more feet taller stacking. Mr. Bob Miller, owner of Advanced Masonry at 2956 Yorkton Boulevard, explained that when they were inspected for their Outdoor Storage License, the inspector noticed they had storage taller than their allowed eight feet. He stated they are done working for the season and have a lot more outside since materials and equipment is now back from the job sites so they are shifting everything around to get as much inside as possible during the winter. He stated that he spent a lot of money on landscaping so the property looks nice, so he intends to have everything that is not currently covered, to be put away. 3