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• • ber of vehic oppo ity :hat he wcii l' = i e to rentals. Mr. Winslow stated h does not take up much weekend," typically at ad been previously utilized Tess par lg spa 'equired than that of a prior use, es on tt ot, on them dean and in the right-of-way. Mr. void gig type of.Ia oblem, adding that in the event of late torage, ices wit* the building that could be utilized for �u45 room fo parking at the location. He stated that staff would the site plan where the vehicles would be parked, as well as h, ch would be parked on the lot for a period of time. He es preserl.: ;presented storage spaces, but the applicant could park on kere w ' no requirement to maintain a drive -through at the location, 1pplicant could double-park their vehicles in that area if the need ;possibility of parking two cars in front o till doors, as long as Mounds View Planning Commission Regular Meeting July 7, 1999 Page 5 Commissioner Kaden asked if the applicant planned on expanding the parking area, noting that the site plan indicates only nine parking spaces. Mr. Winslow stated that they did not plan to expand. He stated that they intended to utilize the spaces that were provided. He explained that e car rental business, there might be ten to fifteen cars on site for twenty minutes, until lie run drive them off the lot. Commissioner Hegland asked if the applicant would agree tq that could be parked on the lot at one time. Mr. Winslov to examine the lot prior to committing to a maximum providing that. Commissioner Johnson asked if the applicant's business inc that the largest truck in their fleet is a fifteen -foot Isu>box more room than a normal parking space. He noted tha . ring a lar, the end of the month, they may have three of the c n the lot: Chair Peterson stated that the pavement are for the oil changing business. He stated th which had led to random parking of v Winslow stated that they attempt arrivals, there were two additio parking. Ericso suggest t provide the m added that some these as wel as with arose the - as adequate ingr es and egress. btA eterson stated at it was important to determine the maximum number of automobiles that on the 1•s street overflow parking would not be possible. He stated that the City of 'hits overnight parking on City streets, and added that if a vehicle was left on the st otentially be towed away. He stated that the parking restrictions were posted at all entrances to the City. Mr. Winslow stated that they could post signs at the location as well, to prevent the drop off of vehicles on the street. Ericson stated the requirement that the applicant post signs to indicate no parking or dropping off vehicles on the street at any time could be added to the resolution.