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MINUTES <br />City Council <br />August 27, 1986 <br />Text Fahey felt that the best way to police the property would be to <br />Amendment enforce the zoning. <br />Landscape <br />Businesses Mrs. Scalze indicated that she felt the Council erred in giving <br />(Cont.) the landscape businesses an October 1 deadline to vacate the <br />premises and felt that the Council should extend this deadline. <br />Fahey agreed. <br />Nardini indicated that these businesses have been on the premises <br />since the Spring of 1985 and they have been unlicensed. Nardini <br />pointed out that at the Planning Commission one of the businesses <br />indicated that they could relocate to another facility by October 1. <br />Prescription Landscape indicated that this was true at that time, <br />but he would have had to act on the location the next day and <br />did not know if the location was still available. <br />Mr. Blesener indicated that he went to the site and looked at the <br />area about 5:30 this evening. Both businesses were locked up and <br />closed for the day. All equipment was inside the building and <br />there was nothing left out. <br />Blesener reported that Mr. Anderson showed him their facilities <br />and they have about 8 pick-up trucks, lawnmowers and fertilizers. <br />Blesener reported that it was his feeling that these two businesses <br />would do well in this location and building. Blesener felt that <br />these two businesses would be considerably less disruptive to the <br />neighborhood than some of the permitted uses under B-3 such as <br />go-cart track, semi-truck parking, gas station, car wash, public <br />garage, motor vehicle sales lot, etc. Blesener stated that he <br />will not vote to keep these two businesses out. <br />Collova agreed that the businesses were good ones for this building <br />and location. Collova pointed out the County Road C access as well <br />as the fact that the only equipment are things that anyone would <br />have at a single-family home. Collova did not feel that retail <br />would come in on this site and felt that there was nothing better <br />for the property than these two businesses. <br />Prescription Landscape indicated <br />the property until the Spring of <br />indicated. <br />that they did not begin renting <br />1986 contrary to what Ms. Nardini <br />Prescription also indicated that during the winter they would only <br />be storing equipment on the property and pointed out that their <br />space is unheated. Trucks are taken home by employees during the <br />winter months. <br />Page -4- <br />