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• • Central Suburban September 13, 2000 page 5 Recent screening of outdoor storage on light industrial sites has included ivy planted along chain link fence. A fence exists on the site already. Staff recommends ivy will be appropriate for the west property line fence to screen from the right of way (4th Ave.) and residential uses to the northwest. A bituminous surface is not necessary and could be damaged with the equipment movement and material storage. Staff recommends no paving is necessary. Parking is in front of the building, storage to the side and rear. With the conditions of approval listed below, staff recommends that the general and specific findings apply. CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL: SITE PLAN AND CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT 1. An addition to the existing pole barn building shall be allowed that is 20' x 44'. The addition shall be constructed as shown on the submitted certificate of survey, building elevations, and floor plan. 2. The exterior of the north side of the existing building and addition shall be cedar siding and cedar shingle, details as described in the August 28, 2000 letter. 3. Open outdoor storage shall be allowed, including semi - trucks, trailers, construction trucks and equipment, materials such as pipe, concrete manholes and culverts, casting, form lumber, sand, gravel, pumps, fuel & tool trailers, fiberglass pools and spas, and other items and materials used with excavation and trucking operations. 4. Open outdoor storage on the site shall not include construction rubble or debris or demolition debris. The intent is that material that is stored on this site is intended to be installed on other sites. 5. The fence along the north side of the storage yard may be moved to be flush with the front of the building. 6. The fence shall be repaired and ivy shall be planted along the entire west fence for screening. 7. The site landscaping shall be, at a minimum, as shown on the submitted survey. 8. The applicant must obtain permits from the County for any work in the right of way. 9. The parking lot shall be paved as shown on the submitted survey. If parking becomes an issue of concern for the public safety, the paved parking lot shall be enlarged. 10. The site shall connect to City sewer and water and all assessments paid.