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<br /> MINUTIJS <br /> <br /> CITY COUNCIL <br /> <br /> .JANUARY 27, 2010 <br /> talked about constructing another building on the site going back to 2001 <br /> or 2002. Blesener stated that while he like the idea of rezoning the area to <br /> PUD, he was not excited about allowing any more outdoor storage. <br /> The Planner noted that Poolside is reacting to code enforcement actions on <br /> his property and is looking for a way to phase-out these violations. The <br /> Planner reported that he has informed Poolside that there is not guarantee <br /> that the City would rezone the property to PUD nor allow outdoor storage. <br /> McGraw noted the townhome development across from the property being <br /> discussed, and indicated that he is hesitant to allow outdoor storage in this <br /> area. Keis noted that under the B-3 Zone a nice office building could be <br /> developed on the triatlgular property, which he felt would be a nice <br /> addition to the area. The Planner agreed that an office building would be <br /> the most likely option under the B-3 Gone. Keis also noted the adjacent <br /> union building which is nicely maintained and landscaped. Keis did <br /> agree, however, that PUD would give the City more options and control. <br /> The Council discussed the suggestion of taking a look at this area in a <br /> more comprehensive manner and agreed with the approach. The Council <br /> also felt that the union hall property should be included given it is the only <br /> other parcel in the area zoned B-3. <br /> Mr. Keis introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: <br /> RESOL UTION NO. 2070-I -29 - CALLING A PUBLIC HEARING TO <br /> CONSIDER THE REZONING OF THE TRIANGULAR PROPERTY <br /> AT COUNTY ROAD C/JACKSON STREET/LITTLE CANADA ROAD <br /> AS WELL AS THE TWO UNION HALL PROPERTIES TO PLANNED <br /> UNIT DEVELOPMENT, WITH THIS PUBLIC HEARING TO BE <br /> HELD AT THE SAME TIME AS A PUBLIC HEARING TO <br /> CONSIDER THE REZONING OF THE POOLSIDE PROPERTY, <br /> SHOULD POOLSIDE APPLY FOR REZONING <br /> The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by McGraw. <br /> Ayes (4). <br /> Nays (0). Resolution declared adopted. <br /> 2010 The City Administrator reviewed the 2010 Animal Control Contract <br /> ANIMAL renewal highlighting that the only differences are some minor increases <br /> CONTROL in some of the rates. "1'he Adminisriator noted that Animal Control is <br /> CONTRACT the only viable option for the City at this time. However, the Sheriffls <br /> Department Contract Group is beginning to explore future options should <br /> Animal Control phase out their service. <br /> 9 <br /> <br />