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MINUT~S <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />AUGUST 23, 1995 <br />Frattalone pointed out that Bill's Automotive received <br />approval of the Council. <br />Morelan asked if a wholesaler~s license issued to <br />Bill's Automotive allowed cars to be parked outdoors <br />for two to three days at a time. <br />Bill's Automotive replied that the majority of cars are <br />parked inside. There were two to three parked outside <br />overnight. Vehicles come into the site and are moved <br />out quickly, usually within two to three days. <br />Morelan asked if that is permitted. <br />The City Planner suggested that it could have been <br />allowed as part of a Conditional Use Permit approval. <br />If so, that activity would be grandfathered in. <br />Fahey suggested that enforcement activities at the site <br />be stepped up. The Code Officer should determine which <br />businesses are licensed and make sure outdoor storage <br />is cleaned up. Unlicensed businesses should get <br />licensed. If that is not an option, they should vacate <br />the property. Fahey asked for a report at the next <br />Council meeting. <br />Bill's Automotive stated that he was licensed in the <br />Spring of 1989. Bill's Automotive reported that he was <br />cleaning up the site and will get his outdoor storage <br />violations resolved. <br />The City Administrator suggested the next step would be <br />for the Code Officer and Frank Frattalone to work out <br />an action plan to complete the clean-up of the site. <br />Efforts have been going on for some time and a number <br />of issues have been resolved. It is a matter of <br />working through the process in a way that is fair to <br />all involved. <br />Fourre stated that he has been talking to City staff <br />since the end of March about the problems at this site. <br />Fourre stated he had hoped the problems would be <br />corrected by summer. It is now the end of summer and <br />he does not want the matter to extend into the winter. <br />Fourre pointed out that leaves will be falling from the <br />trees, which will open the site up more and make the <br />mess more visible. <br />Fahey suggested staff continue to pursue the matter on <br />a cooperative basis and address the issue of which <br />businesses are permitted and which are not. Fahey <br />20 <br />