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7 <br /> •1 Ms. VanderHeyden reported the City had within the last few days <br /> 2 determined that no contractor had -been used for the expansion project <br /> 3 which had been done by the proprietors themselves, which, she said, is <br /> 4 also in violation of the City Code. Action on this violation would be <br /> 5 delayed until the City Manager returns from vacation. Ms. VanderHeyden <br /> 6 told Commissioner Hansen the Public Works Director had inspected the <br /> 7 property and she thought, but wasn't certain, had found the work had <br /> 8 conformed to the City code. <br /> 9 ARRlicant Pleads Ignorance of City Requirements <br /> 10 Mr. Belisle said he was the President and owner of Video Update and told <br /> 11 the Commissioners: <br /> 12 *he had not realized he needed to apply for an amendment to the <br /> 13 conditional use permit to expand his operation into the vacant space <br /> 14 next door, for which he apologized; <br /> 15 *he thought he only needed a building permit if he were to build <br /> 16 support bearing walls and said all he and three of his salesmen did was <br /> 17 to remove two free standing walls and repair some drywall; <br /> 18 *the work was completed in 36 hours, where hiring a contractor would <br /> 19 have forced him to shut down his business and cost a lot more money. <br /> 6 0 When the video store owner said he still wasn't certain he needed a <br /> 1 building permit for the work he had done, Chair Wagner told him he had <br /> 22 to at least apply for the permit and the determination would be made by <br /> 23 the City after finding out just what the extent of the work had been <br /> 24 because a project as big as this one could very well have required a <br /> 25 licensed electrician or plumber. <br /> 26 Ms. VanderHeyden explained that the City wanted to be certain a <br /> 27 contractor hadn't done the work without a permit which would have been <br /> 28 another violation of the City Code and therefore had not required a <br /> 29 permit from the store owner up until now. <br /> 30 Chair Wagner then reiterated that the permit extension was still <br /> 31 dependent upon the removal of the flashing window lights which appeared <br /> 32 to be a long standing violation problem with this store. Mr. Belisle <br /> 33 confirmed that a while ago he had been notified by the City that he was <br /> 34 in violation of the City Code, to which a lawyer from the Video Update <br /> 35 franchise had responded with a letter to the City saying the lighting <br /> 36 "did meet the City Ordinance because those lights were a symbol of that <br /> 37 type of business just the same as the revolving signs in front of barber <br /> 38 shops are" . The store owner reported the City had made no response to <br /> 39 the lawyer's letter and he had therefore assumed that "things were OK" . <br /> 40 Mr. Belisle told the Commissioners that "the flashing lights are no <br /> 41 longer . flashing and won't be -flashing in the future. " He confirmed <br /> �2 that he would accept that as a condition for extending his conditional <br /> �3 use permit to allow the store expansion. The. store owner said <br />
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