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136 CITY COUNCIL March 25, 1985 Page Three Mr. Reinert suggested that possibly the permit for a port- able changeable sign could be issued for 30 days and if the owner wanted a longer period he could apply for a Con- ditional Use Permit, that is an additional 10 days would cost $X and an additional 20 days would be $XX. Mayor Benson suggested that the Planning and Zoning Board should review this again and give the Council the reasoning for their thoughts. Mayor Benson asked Mr. Kluegel how he felt about these types of signs. Mr. Kluegel said he felt these signs were an eye sore and many other committees are having difficulties with them but owners should be able to use them. Mr. Marier moved to return this item to the Planning and Zoning Board with the concerns of the Council and to bring this back to the Council following the next Planning and Zoning Board Meeting. Mr. Reinert seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. B. Joe Spetzman - Site and Building Plan Review - Mr. Kluegel explained that the reason Mr. Spetzman requested his land be rezoned to Light Industrial is for the purpose of con- structing a 3,600 square foot cold storage building to be used in conjunction with his son's transmission business to the south. The proposal meets all required set backs. The Planning and Zoning recommended that this request be approved contingent upon Mr. Spetzman's erecting a six (6) foot high fence along the west 165 foot boundry of Mr. Spetzman's property; this could be left permanently or at such time the 2,500 seedlings reach sufficient height and size as to constitute a 50%o buffer, the fence could be removed. The Board also stipulated that there be no exterior storage of anything, no exterior lighting, no signing and no parking outside of the building. There was discussion of positioning this building so as not to obstruct future extension of Outlot A (Wollan's Estates) for a future road. The Council would have to grant a var- iance to rear setback to accommodate this plan. Mr. Marier moved to approve the site and building plans for Mr. Spetzman contingent on the following Planning and Zoning Board's stipulations: 1) construction of a six foot high fence along the 165' west boundry, which could be removed when the trees provide a 50% screening; 2) no exterior stor- age; 3) no exterior lighting; 4) no parking of either ma- terials or vehicles outside of the building; 5) no signage; 6) no access to Lake Drive from the existing residential 1 1 1