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<br /> MINUTES <br /> CITY COUNCIL <br /> <br /> NOVEMBER 9, 2009 <br /> McGraw expressed concern that the temporary outdoor sales areas would <br /> migrate to permanent. Kloiber stated that they were not interested in that. <br /> Keis felt the Dock 86 concept was interesting, and indicated that he was <br /> willing to try it provided there was a review in a year. Keis stated that his <br /> only remaining issue of concern had to do with temporary signage and the <br /> stretch from 36 square feet to 200 square feet. Kloiber noted that this is <br /> not a property located on Rice Street where 36 square feet of temporary <br /> signage would be feasible. Given the size of the building and the ability <br /> for drivers to read the temporary signage will driving on the freeway, <br /> Kloiber felt the 200 square feet was warranted. Johansen indicated the <br /> 200 square feet was the minimum size that would be feasible. Anything <br /> less and they would not even do it. Johanson pointed out the Plaiming <br /> Commission's position that the 200 square feet was atrade-off for the <br /> reduced amount of time that temporary sales events and temporary signage <br /> would be allowed, that is 20 events for a total of 65 days versus the 120 <br /> days Hom requested. <br /> McGraw asked about signage for the future tenants of the property. <br /> Johansen indicated that adequate signage has been allocated for the future <br /> tenants of the property. <br /> Blesener asked when the temporary signage would be in place. Kloiber <br /> replied that it would be used during seasonal outdoor sales events. It <br /> would be put up on Friday and taken down on Sundays (Mondays during <br /> holiday sales). <br /> Kloiber outlined the improvements that Hom is making to the building, <br /> including new roof, paint, parking lot overlay, landscaping clean-up. <br /> Boss felt the concept was a great one aiid noted the experience that Hom <br /> has in operating as a furniture retailer. <br /> The Administrator noted that the challenge with this project is trying to <br /> identify everything that might happen. The Administrator noted that his <br /> concern is less given that Hom will own and operate the property. He felt <br /> confident that the City and Hom could work together to resolve any issues <br /> that might arise. <br /> There was no one else present from the general public wishing to <br /> comment on this matter. <br /> Upon motion by Keis, seconded by McGraw, the public hearing was <br /> closed. <br /> 7 <br /> <br />