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10/10/2011
Council Meeting Type
Regular
Resolution #
11-95
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AGENDA ITEM 6Ai <br /> STAFF ORIGINATOR: Paul Bengtson <br /> CC MEETING DATE: October 10, 2011 <br /> TOPIC: Consider Resolution Number 11-95 <br /> Conditional Use Permit Amendment <br /> Motor Fuel Station, 7997 Lake Drive <br /> BACKGROUND <br /> The site at the southwest corner of Lake Drive and Main Street had gas pumps <br /> for many years. The canopy, pumps, and underground storage tanks were <br /> removed in 2009 and the convenience store space has been vacant since then. <br /> The property owner wants to install a new canopy with gas pumps and fuel tanks. <br /> The location of the canopy and pumps on the site will differ from the previously <br /> approved layout. This requires amending the existing motor fuel station <br /> conditional use permit. An amendment to an existing conditional use permit <br /> requires the same process as a new one. <br /> The installation of a new canopy, fuel pumps, and underground storage tanks will <br /> require excavation and repaving of the site, including an increase in impervious <br /> area. The Lake Drive access driveway will be moved south and align with the <br /> bank driveway on the other side of Lake Drive. There will be no structural <br /> changes to the existing building. <br /> ANALYSIS <br /> History <br /> The site has had motor fuel pumps for decades. A building permit for fuel pumps <br /> and storage tanks was issued in 1978. The 1971 zoning ordinance lists motor <br /> fuel station as a permitted use. The 1982 zoning ordinance lists motor fuel <br /> station as a conditional use. Existing uses were considered to have a conditional <br /> use permit (CUP) that allowed them to continue as they were at the time. <br /> Structural alteration, enlargement, intensification of use required an amendment <br /> to the CUP. This was observed when an application in 1999 to increase the <br /> number of fuel pumps and enlarge the canopy was processed as an amendment <br /> to a CUP. (The application was withdrawn.) In fact, this same approach remains <br /> and is required by our current zoning ordinance. We are considering the current <br /> application as an amendment to a CUP. <br />
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