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MINUTES <br />ChI'Y COUNCIL <br />MAY 23, 2007 <br />Allan felt that Maietta has been a good business owner in the City, and the <br />only code violation is that the dumpster is not enclosed. <br />The City Planner indicated that the City could amend the PUD to allow a <br />temporary structure on the property that must be removed for a certain <br />period of time each year. <br />Keis asked if Maietta would be willing to remove the gazebo during the <br />winter months. Maietta replied that he would. Montour pointed out that <br />the gazebo would then be a display, and suggested that it be allowed for <br />six months of the year. Allan agreed. Maietta asked if he could display <br />the gazebo from March 1' through October 31 ". <br />The City Administrator noted that when this area was rezoned to PUD <br />District, the underlying uses for the District were office /warehouse and <br />office /showroom. He noted that the Temo Sunroom use is <br />office /showroom, which does provide for some retail use of the property. <br />Blesener again stated his support for once accessory structure that <br />incorporates the trash receptacle as well as temporary display of the <br />gazebo at the back of the property. <br />Maietta noted that to take down the existing accessory structure and <br />replace it with a larger one will involve a capital investment that he did not <br />anticipate. Maietta asked about total square footage that would be <br />allowed. <br />Allan stated that the dumpster would not take up much space. She also <br />suggested that if a new accessory building is constructed, that it have a hip <br />roof to minimize the view of the structure from Condit Street. The City <br />Planner estimated that the combined square footage of the two accessory <br />structures would be 800 square feet. Montour suggested that a new <br />accessory building be limited to 800 square feet and contingent upon <br />removal of the existing structure. <br />The Council discussed the Location of the gazebo, and it was the consensus <br />that it be allowed in the south side yard behind the front line of the <br />building. <br />There was no one else present from the general public wishing to <br />comment on this matter. <br />Upon motion by Allan, seconded by Montour, the public hearing was <br />closed. <br />12 <br />15 <br />