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MINUTES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />NOVEMBER 10, 1999 <br />required to keep 150 spare tires, and these tires are stored on the property. <br />Other required spare parts for the buses are also stored on the property. <br />Morelan asked about the dump trucks and boat that are stored on this site. <br />Mr. Rossow reported that the boat is his. It has just been winterized and <br />will be removed from the site. There are three dump trucks stored on his <br />properties as well as a road ~rader and two backhoes. This equipment is <br />needed as part of the business for both plowing and constnzction work. <br />Mr. Rossow reported that the equipment would be stored outside. <br />The Zonin~ Administrator indicated that given the equipment is stored <br />outside, it will have to have a designed location on the site plan for the <br />property. <br />Scalze asked about the construction trailer that is stored on the site. The <br />Zoning Administrator reported that this is a site trailer that leaves the site <br />and comes back. It is not being used for office space. <br />Rossow indicated that the trailer is being used as a storage building on the <br />site, but agreed that the trailer does leave the site and comes back. The <br />Zoning Administrator pointed out that a trailer that is used for additional <br />office space would require a Conditional Use Permit. However, a <br />construction trailer that moved in and out of a site is allowed. <br />LaValle asked about the 7 parkin~ spaces that are required for this site. <br />The Zoning Administrator reported that one parking space is required for <br />each of the site's three employees, and another one parking space is <br />needed for each 1,000 square feet of the building. Therefore, a total of 7 <br />parking spaces are required. <br />LaValle asked about required parking for auto-related businesses. The <br />Zoning Administrator explained the parking requirements for auto-related <br />businesses that are much higher. <br />Morelan pointed out that the storage of the dump trucks and boat cannot <br />occur in the required front yard, and the storage area for this equipment <br />will have to be screened. Rossow indicated that he will put one dump <br />tnzck on each parcel as well as remove the boat from this property and <br />take it to his home. <br />LaValle asked if the trailer would be allowed to stay indefinitely. The <br />Zoning Administrator reported that since the trailer is classified as a <br />contractor's trailer, it could be stored on the site. <br />