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MINUTES <br />,PLANNING COMMISSION <br />JULY 9, 2009 <br />Fasching was unsure of whether she should proceed with an amended <br />PUD Permit or if she should bring the property into compliance with the <br />current PUD Permit. The City Planner indicated that that is her option, <br />and suggested she discuss the issue with the City Council on July 22"`~ or <br />work with City staff on the matter prior to the Council meeting. <br />Mr. Duray recommended approval of a Planned Unit Development (PUD) <br />Permit for outdoor storage consisting generally of contractor equipment <br />and materials for 3151 Country Drive, Costanzo/Fasching property, <br />conditioned that the property comply with the City's current outdoor <br />storage standards and allowing the property owner until November 30, <br />2009 to bring this property into compliance with those standards, and <br />indicating that if compliance is not achieved by November 30, 2009, the <br />PUD Permit request is hereby denied. <br />Motion seconded by Everson. <br />Motion carried 5 - 0. <br />TEXT Mr. Dave 'Thoelke, representing Little Canada Mini-Storage and Ed <br />AMENDMENT Jablonski, appeared before the Commission requesting approval of a <br />& CUP - Text Amendment allowing amanager/caretaker apartment for self- <br />2617 PARK storage facilities by Conditional Use Permit as well as a Conditional <br />STREET - Use Permit for the use acid occupancy of a manager/caretaker apartment <br />LITTLE at the Little Canada Mini-Storage facility located at 2617 Park Street. <br />CANADA The property in question is zoned General Business (B-3) District. <br />MINI-STORAGE Thoelke noted that the request is being made so that the existing <br />manager/caretaker apartment at the mini-storage can continue to be <br />occupied by Mr. Jablonski. <br />Knudsen asked how long the apartment has been in place. Ed Jablonski <br />reported that he has occupied the apartment for three years. IIe guessed <br />that the apartment has been in place since the early 1980's given that there <br />are building permits from 1985 in the property file for improvements to <br />the apartment. 'Thoelke stated that judging from the appearance of the <br />apartment, it has existed for many years. <br />Knudsen asked why a resident caretaker was needed at the mini-storage. <br />Thoelke replied that the resident caretaker was needed for emergency <br />situations and for security. Knudsen suggested that employees patrolling <br />the property could provide security at the mini-storage versus an employee <br />living on site. <br />-5- <br />