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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL JULY 25, 1990 The City Planner replied that the City could require fencing be installed within 30 days, as well as require that Poolside post security for fencing, parking improvements and general clean-up of the site. Fahey asked if the neighbors had a problem with the proposal if Poolside constructed the fence along the west side of the property with access to the parking lot. Dorn submitted pictures to the Council showing the condition of the site. Dorn stated that he opposed the driveway access to the parking lot and preferred a solid fence along the western property line. Fahey pointed out that the area is zoned commercial and the residential homes are non-conforming. Fahey felt it was reasonable to require Poolside to screen their property, but not to impair their use of the property. Dorn stated that there are other commercial properties in the City that are better maintained than the Poolside site. Scalze suggested that any approval be conditioned upon general clean-up of the site. Dorn again indicated that he does not want an access to the parking lot across from his property. A resident of the area agreed that the condition of the Poolside property was an eyesore. Fahey aqain pointed out that the area is zoned commercial and Poolside should be allowed the same rights as any other property owner in a commercial area. The Planner pointed out that outdoor storage is only allowed in B-3 areas by conditional use permit, so technically Poolside should not be storing outside. Also, the parking lot should be paved and curbed as well as screened. Fahey stated that he had a problem telling a commercial property owner that he cannot store outdoors if the storage is screened. Scalze suggested that the matter be tabled until Poolside submits a site plan includinq the parking lot and proposed fencing. Page 15