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MINUTES <br />PLANNING COMMISSION <br />JUNE 9, 1999 <br />CUP FOR <br />OPEN AND <br />OUTDOOR <br />STORAGE — <br />3152 COUNTRY <br />DRIVE — <br />BOB DeBACE <br />Carson asked about the vehicles for sale. Mursko stated that she was not <br />aware of this. The complaints she has received relate to the aesthetics of <br />the lot. Mursko reported that in her discussions with Mr. Buetow, he <br />proposed to construct a building to store equipment in. However, the size <br />building he is proposing would not be allowed since it would exceed the <br />size of the principle structure. <br />Duray suggested that there might be a creative way to screen the property. <br />Mursko commented that this is a highly visible area, and she also would <br />recommend full screening and landscaping in this area. <br />Knudsen pointed out that the property sits so low you would have to <br />construct a dome over it to provide screening. Knudsen pointed out that <br />Mr. Buetow purchased the property relying on the I -1 Zoning. <br />Kraemer pointed out that outdoor storage requires a CUP and a property <br />owner cannot rely on a CUP being granted. This is something extra. <br />Kraemer pointed out that the property is surrounded by residential <br />development and she, too, was concerned about the effect on property <br />values. <br />Knudsen recommended denial of the Conditional Use Permit for open and <br />outdoor storage of equipment as an accessory use for 3104 Edgerton Street <br />as requested by Mr. Robert Buetow given the fact that it will not be <br />possible to screen the site to be compatible with the surrounding <br />residential uses and the open and outdoor storage is not consistent with the <br />character of the neighborhood. <br />Motion seconded by Kraemer. <br />Motion carried 5 — 0. <br />Mr. Bob DeBace appeared before the Planning Commission requesting <br />approval of a Conditional Use Permit to allow open and outdoor storage <br />of equipment and materials as an accessory use at 3152 Country Drive. <br />Mursko reported that this property is zoned PUD versus the Industrial <br />zoning of the properties previously reviewed. Mursko reported that Mr. <br />DeBace applied for a building permit for a fence back in September that <br />was approved by the Building Official. The fence was constructed in the <br />front yard of the property and meets Code requirements. The proposal is <br />to have outdoor storage in the side and rear yards. There will also be three <br />parking spaces in the front of the building and five in the rear. The front <br />Page 22 <br />