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CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION MARCH 5, 2003 APPROVED • Requirements added for R-2, R-3, R-4 districts to require that they occur only in the appropriate land use category according to the comprehensive plan, and that city sewer and water must be available (pp 6-17, 6-23, and 6-29). • Clubs and lodges have been deleted from the R-4 conditional uses (p 6-33). • There is a minimal amount of land in the city designated for high density residential use. • Motor fuel stations have been deleted from the NB district (p 7-4). • Bulk propane sales have been added to motor fuel stations in the LB, GB, LI, and GI districts (pp 7-22, 7-41, 8-12, 8-34). • Lighted canopy fascia will be allowed at motor fuel stations. Prohibiting this was intended for only the NB district and should not have been included in the LB, GB, LI, and GI districts (pp 7-19, 7-21, 7-38, 7-40, 8-9, 8-11, 8-31, 8-33). • Outdoor sales lots are distinguished from outdoor storage (pp 7-43, 8-14, 8-36). • Mini -storage facilities will not be allowed in the LI district (p 8-6), only in the GI. • • Rural cluster deleted from R -BR zone, since it's intended for future industrial development (p 9-11). • • Billboards (advertising signs) removed as interim use from R -BR (p 9-14). Councilmember Carlson asked if the lighted canopy fascia should also be included in LB districts. Community Development Director Grochala advised that will be considered and more information will be distributed prior to the meeting on Monday. Community Development Director Grochala also reviewed the following outstanding issues: 1. Should tree service businesses be allowed in the Rural zoning district as a. conditional use? The ordinance as it is written allows contractor shops and offices, without outdoor storage of equipment or materials, as conditional uses in the GB district (p 3-36). The ordinance allows them in the LI and GI districts (pp 8-3 and 8-20) as permitted uses without outdoor storage of equipment or materials: such outdoor storage would require a CUP (pp 8-14, 8-36). Therefore, a tree service, landscaping or other similar use is provided for in the new ordinance: in the industrial zones.