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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL AUGUST 14, 2002 that windows with awnings or canopies have been added to the proposed addition in response to the Planning Commission's recommendation. Fahey asked the Council's position on the continued use of Jackson Street by Poolside noting concerns that have been raised by the Jackson Street residents. Stroman reported that their proposal is to soften the radius for Poolside's Jackson Street entrance /exit- This would occur on Poolside's property and allow trucks to turn onto Jackson Street sharper without trespassing on the property across the street. LaValle reported that he has been contacted by the Jackson Street residents regarding outdoor storage on the Poolside property. Stroman reported that this storage will be eliminated. All materials being stored outside will be moved inside the new building addition. Stroman acknowledged that there are some junk vehicles on the property and these, too, will be eliminated Montour noted the existing outdoor display area. The City Administrator believes Poolside has a CUP for the outdoor display area. Stroman reported that the current outdoor display area will be displaced by the proposed building addition. It is Poolside's plan to redesign the outdoor display area and come hack to the City for approval of a new Conditional Use Permit as v.veil as approval of a revised signage plan. LaValle stated that it was difficult for him to approve Poolside's plan at this point without drawings showing the turning radius described by Stroman Fahey suggested that any approval could be subject to the City Planner's and City [engineers review to ensure that the turning radius would work as described. The Public Works Director showed a site plan on which he sketched his impression of the turning radius that Stroman described. Stroman noted that the revised turning radius would not allow trucks or vehicles exiting the property to turn lefT. Fahey suggested that this exit from Poolside onto Jackson Street could be marked right -turn only. Montour pointed out 1110 narrow width of Jackson Street and asked if vehicles would encroach onto the opposite lane when snaking their turning maneuver Stroman replied that longer vehicles would likely encroach into the opposite lane when turning. The City Administrator noted that the same issue would be present for vehicles leaving the Poolside site and turning onto County Road C. This would be a more serious traffic conflict on County Road C given 1110 higher trafiie levels on that street. The City