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• <br />• <br />• <br />WS — Item B <br />WORK SESSION STAFF REPORT <br />Work Session Item B <br />Date: October 25, 2010 <br />To: City Council <br />From: Jeff Smyser <br />Re: Outdoor Storage Business in General Business Zoning District <br />Background <br />We have received a request to allow an outdoor storage business on a property in a GB <br />General Business zoning district. Outdoor storage businesses currently are not allowed <br />under the zoning ordinance. An application to amend the ordinance requires an <br />application and a fee. Staff told the property owner that we would discuss the issue with <br />the Planning & Zoning Board and the City Council. If there is no support for the zoning <br />ordinance amendment, it would be a waste of the application fee. If, however, the idea is <br />viewed favorably, the property owner could submit an application and we would get the <br />ball rolling. <br />The question is whether or not the community believes that outdoor storage businesses <br />are appropriate in a commercial zone. To be clear: <br />• The proposal is to have an outdoor area where the public can pay to store their <br />vehicles, boats, and other possessions. The proposal includes fencing the storage area. <br />• The business —the principal use —would be outdoor storage. <br />• This differs from a business that has accessory outdoor storage associated with it. <br />• However, both principal and accessory outdoor storage currently are prohibited in GB <br />zones. <br />Amending the zoning ordinance to allow this use in a GB zone would allow it on all <br />properties zoned GB, not just an individual property. <br />The Planning & Zoning Board discussed this issue on October 13. The P & Z Board <br />unanimously opposed allowing outdoor storage businesses in the GB zone. There was <br />some support for considering such uses in industrial zones, but not commercial zones. <br />
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