05-26-1993 Council Agenda - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

MINUTES PLANNING COMMISSION MAY 13, 1993 The City Planner reported that Precision Tree was given until sometime in June to surface the parking lot after the asphalt plants opened. Keis stated that he did not want to see the garage changed at this point in time. Malsam pointed out that the garage would be raised up only a couple of feet and would allow for a vehicle to be parked inside rather than out. Franklin reported that the cost of raising the garage would be about $2,000, and estimated that he needed to add 3 to 5 courses of block to get the job done. Malsam thought the City did not want to see outside storage. Malsam commented that it was his understanding that Precision Tree was limited to five vehicles at their site, and reported that their parking lot is full of vehicles. Gagne stated that he would support the garage being raised on the condition that there would be nothing stored outside. Keis suggested that the request for replacement of the shed that Mr. Maisam may take not be allowed, and that Mr. Franklin work out with Mr. Maisam whether or not the shed is removed. The City Planner pointed out that any future site alterations would require an amendment to the PUD, therefore, the Planner recommended that the Commission act on the issues being discussed under the application before them. Malsam pointed out that the Franklin Drywall operation will be clean, while the Precision Tree property is a mess. Schletty again pointed out that if the garage is raised, there will be no outdoor storage on the site and the property would be cleaner than it is now. Franklin stated that he does not need the garage raised and can leave his vehicle outside. Franklin reported that he has a dump truck and a spray truck. Malsam asked why the City gave Precision Tree outside storage. Keis pointed out that the trucks were to be parked behind the building and screened and fenced from view. Garkse's motion died for lack of a second. Page 16