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<br /> MINUTES <br /> City Council <br /> (Cont'd.) <br /> March 26, 1980 <br /> Nielson stated that on page 14 of the Ordinance the phrase "non- <br /> conforming" would be added to paragraph B. <br /> On page 15 the Section entitled 903.020 C., 3. will be deleted. <br /> Mr. Nielson stated that the provision requiring that outdoor swimming <br /> pools be fenced with a three-foot fence will be added to page 16. <br /> Council recommended that this be changed to require that swimming <br /> pools be fenced with a four-foot fence. The City Attorney stated that <br /> this requirement could not apply retroactively to existing swimming pools. <br /> Mr. Nielson asked the Council if they wanted to discuss limitations on <br /> boundary-line fences. Mrs. Scalze stated that the Building Inspector <br /> has raised some questions on this. Scalze stated that the fence the <br /> City has around the water tower is in violation of City Code. <br /> Councilman Fahey suggested that for business and industrial property <br /> boundary-line fences should be a minimum of 6 feet and a maximum of <br /> 8 feet. <br /> Mr. Nielson stated that the fence portion of the Ordinance should refer <br /> to not only chain link fences, but also woven wire fences. This will <br /> be added. <br /> Mr. Nielson informed the Council that on page 17, G.1. will also <br /> require that a landscape plan will include a bid from a certified <br /> nurseryman. <br /> Nielson informed Council that paragraph N. on page 19 will provide for <br /> the legitimate and timely restoration of antique vehicles. <br /> On page 22 of the proposed Zoning Ordinance the new parking table <br /> previously submitted to the Council and Planning Commission will be <br /> substituted for the one present:Ly in the Ordinance. <br /> On page 23 under paragraph m., striping can be either white or yellow. <br /> Mrs. Scalze suggested that under paragraph p. on page 23 the curbing <br /> around metal buildings should be no closer than 5 feet from the building <br /> wall rather than 3 feet. <br /> On page 23 under paragraph E. the phrase "and any required curbing" will <br /> be added as previously suggested. <br /> Mr. Nielson stated that on page 28 under paragraph G. changes will be <br /> made to reflect that one loading berth will be required for each building, <br /> or one berth for each 10,000 square feet of floor area. Also, that when <br /> determining off-street loading spaces, each fraction of 1/2 or more shall <br /> constitute another space. <br /> Page -5- <br /> <br />