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MINUTES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />MAY 9, 2000 <br />Drive with the understanding that this was a redevelopment area. Fahey <br />felt it was reasonable to try to relocated Precision Tree somewhere else in <br />the City, but felt that the variance being requested for the South Owasso <br />Blvd. site was not justified. <br />Pedersen pointed out that either the size of the outdoor storage must be <br />decreased or the size of the building must be increased. It was noted that <br />outdoor storage must be screened from the public right -of -way, and that <br />the building being proposed may provide that screening. <br />Precision Tree indicated that they could build a larger building if they <br />were given Tax Increment Financing assistance. Morelan noted that there <br />must be justification for granting TIF assistance such as poor soil <br />conditions and/or low land. <br />The City Administrator noted that either an existing TIF District would <br />have to be amended to include this property or a new TIF District created. <br />The Administrator also indicated that a building of the size being proposed <br />by Precision Tree would not generate a lot of increment. <br />Morelan asked what Precision Tree would do with the additional building <br />space. Precision Tree replied that they would likely lease it out. Morelan <br />noted that the user should be a business without the need for outdoor <br />storage. <br />The City Administrator suggested that he have Rusty Fifield look at this <br />concept to determine if it would work. <br />Fahey suggested that Precision Tree do a precise calculation of their <br />needs. He noted that the Planning Commission supported the variance <br />given the statements by Precision Tree that their outdoor storage is not <br />being increased from what they have on Country Drive. However, <br />revising the 1992 CUP action shows that Precision Tree was limited to a <br />50 foot by 80 foot outdoor storage area and not to a half acre of outdoor <br />storage. Fahey again indicated that Precision Tree needs to more <br />precisely define their needs. <br />The City Administrator pointed out that outdoor storage is separate from <br />required parking. He also indicated that it was acceptable to use the <br />building as screening for the storage area. <br />Scalze stated that she would support TIF assistance to enable Precision <br />Tree to increase the size of their proposed building, however, indicated <br />that the outdoor storage would have to conform to the requirements of the <br />ordinance. <br />Page 33 <br />
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