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MINUTES <br />City Council <br />)May 9, 1984 <br />Art Ryan <br />Building <br />(Cont.) <br />Mrs. Scalze asked the purpose of the fence at the building and if this <br />was intended for outdoor storage. Mr. Ryan replied that the purpose <br />of the fence was to prevent cars from parking on the boulevard. <br />Mr. Forsberg commented that this area is an industrial park and <br />everything cannot be kept inside. <br />Mr. Ryan stated that there is no outdoor storage planned for this <br />area. Mr. Fahey informed Mr. Ryan a conditional use permit will be <br />needed for outdoor storage. <br />Mrs. Nardini commented that the Building Inspector will begin <br />enforcing this. <br />Raymond Mrs. Scalze asked Ms. Raymond how many dogs she planned to have. Ms. <br />Kennel Raymond, who is applying for a kennel license, replied that she planned <br />License to have three dogs. <br />Agenda Mrs. Scalze asked how Ms. Raymond would handle the refuse. Raymond <br />Item NO. 10 replied that refuse would be picked up. Raymond informed the Council <br />that the dogs she would have would only be 13 to 16 inches tall and <br />would be confined to her property. <br />Mr. Hanson commented on the patio recently built by Ms. Raymond. <br />Raymond stated that the dogs would be allowed in the patio with her. <br />Raymond further stated that her dogs are house dogs and that the City <br />requires a kennel license for three or more dogs. <br />Mr. Fahey asked Raymond if she would be raising and training dogs. <br />Raymond replied that her dogs would be trained and she would show them. <br />Mrs. Scalze was concerned because the Council does not have a copy of <br />the Code. Scalze felt that the matter should be tabled until the <br />Council could review the code. <br />The adjacent property owner expressed concern that the kennel would <br />be located in the front yard of the property and would be 65 feet <br />away from his well. This gentleman stated that it would be fine <br />with him if the license were approved as long as Ms. Raymond took <br />responsibility for his well. The neighbor suggested that the Council <br />take a look at the proposed kennel and he felt it was out of Line <br />with the neighborhood. <br />Nardini asked the neighbor if he had any complaints about noise or <br />barking. The neighbor replied that he did not. <br />Mr. Fahey stated that he was not willing to deny the license unless <br />Mrs. Raymond was running an operation with a lot of dogs. Fahey did <br />Page 11 <br />