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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL AUGUST 18, 2014 DISTRICT AND THE PUD PERMIT FOR OUTDOOR STORAGE AND OUTDOOR DISPLAY AREA FOR 121 EAST COUNTY ROAD C, POOLSIDE, WITH THE APPLICANT TO SUBMIT A TIMETABLE AND ACTION PLAN DETAILING HOW THE PROPERTY WILL BE BROUGHT INTO COMPLIANCE WITH THE RECOMMENDATIONS OUTLINED BY THE CITY PLANNER IN HIS AUGUST 7, 2014 REPORT AS MODIFIED BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION AND INCLUDING THE STAINING OF THE PROPERTY LINE FENCE AND THE MARKING OF THE OUTDOOR STORAGE AREA RATHER THAN PAVING, AS WELL AS REPORT ON HOW POOLSIDE WILL PREVENT NON- COMPLIANCE FROM REOCCURRING IN THE FUTURE The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Blesener. Ayes (5). Nays (0). Resolution declared adopted. EXTENSION Blesener opened the Public Hearing to consider the request for extension OF INTERIM of an Interim Use Permit for processing and stockpiling of gravel in the USE General Industrial (I-2) District for the FraDor operation on Country PERMIT — Drive. Both the City Planner and the Planning Commission recommended COUNTRY approval of the extension subject to compliance with the recommendations DRIVE — of the City Planner as outlined in his August 7, 2014 report. FRADOR The City Planner reported that in October, 2008, FraDor requested an extension of their interim use permit that allowed the stockpiling and processing of aggregate recycling materials at 3137 County Drive. The permit was due to expire in 2009. The City approved the IUP for an additional five years, which is due to expire this fall. FraDor is seeking an additional extension, under similar terms, which have been documented in a proposed development agreement which was negotiated between the applicant and the City Council. The Planner indicated that the Planning Commission has recommended approval of a five-year extension. The Planner recommended that the applicant be asked to verify the intention to terminate the use following this new five-year term. The City Administrator reported that a Development Agreement has been negotiated with Frank Frattalone for a five-year extension of his Interim Use permit. Some of the key terms of that agreement include that the property must be listed for sale at a value determined by an appraisal, a marketing report must be submitted every six months, and if the property is sold, the recycling and stockpiling operation must be closed and the property redeveloped. The Administrator noted that the Council and Frattalone did not want to just shut down a viable business, but want to see 10