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AGENDA 1T. <br />M 5C <br />STAFF ORIGINATOR: Mary Kay Wyland <br />DATE: September 27, 1999 <br />TOPIC: Oasis Market/Amoco, 7509 Lake Drive, <br />Amended Conditional Use Permit <br />VOTE REQUIRED: Simple Majority <br />BACKGROUND: <br />City Staff has been working with the owners of the Oasis Market for several weeks to <br />resolve issues concerning this Amended Conditional Use Permit. Those issues involved <br />lighting, ponding, parking of tractor /trailer units, and additional landscaping on the <br />southerly side of the property. Staff would comment on these items as follows: <br />1. The lighting fixtures have been diffused under the canopy area and the south <br />side area lights. We have not, however, received a lighting schematic indicating <br />the candle power of these diffused units. <br />2. The ponding area bas been surveyed by Metro Land Surveying & Engineering. <br />they have provided a letter to the City indicating that the total volume of the pond <br />is larger than originally proposed. Staff would require submittal of a large scale <br />plan for review and approval by the City Engineer. <br />3. Parking of truck/tractor units: <br />a. Parking of truck/tractor units has been discussed at previous Council Work <br />Sessions with questions raised concerning enforcement. The City Attorney has <br />advised staff that we can not prohibit the parking of these vehicles without <br />adopting an ordinance, applicable to the general populace, that would prohibit <br />such parking. Should an ordinance be adopted the Police could ticket the <br />individual truckers for violations. <br />b. As an alternative, the City Attorney has indicated that we can limit the number <br />of parking spaces, restrict the hours of parking and prohibit parking vehicles with <br />running refrigeration units as a condition of the Amended CUP. The permit <br />holder is responsible for meeting the conditions of the permit. To enforce them, <br />the City could revoke the CUP. Revocation would shut down the business. <br />
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