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Council Meeting Minutes for June 1, 2026 Page 7 of 8 Miron asked how noncompliance would be addressed. Juba explained that it would follow standard code enforcement procedures, with staff attempting resolution before returning to Council for possible revocation if necessary. Petryk asked how long the permit had been administratively approved. Juba responded that it had been since 2013. Petryk noted this was the first time complaints had escalated to Council review. Krull stated he appreciated the feedback and recognized the service provided to the community. He noted that Davis appeared supportive of the proposed improvements but concerned about enforcement. Krull stated he preferred a five-year approval with enforcement handled as needed rather than revisiting the issue annually. Weidt questioned whether, if approved for one year and all conditions were met, staff could administratively approve it. Juba responded that the same process would be followed: notices would go out to the public, City Council, and Planning Commission, and a public hearing would only be held if requested. Bear confirmed this has been the standard renewal process. Weidt recalled concerns about the driveway in prior years and stated that installing the new driveway and turnaround would make a significant difference. He said he felt Davis wants to control what he sees and hears from beyond his property. He noted that Terry’s business has operated since 2011 and that changes have been made to address concerns, with significant investment in improvements. He stated that neighbor conflicts can persist but believed the proposed improvements would help resolve the situation. He emphasized the importance of mutual respect among neighbors. He supported a five-year permit with a deadline of September 1 to complete the work. Miron questioned whether a five-year permit could be automatically granted if the changes are completed by the August deadline. Bear clarified that a five-year approval could be granted with a condition that, if the work is not completed by August 1, the matter could be brought back to Council. Bear also suggested tabling the application until after the improvements are completed, after which it could return to Council on the Consent Agenda without a public hearing, subject to the applicant’s consent. Weidt asked Terry if he understood that if the item is tabled, it would return to Council for a five-year approval upon completion of the work. Terry confirmed. City Attorney Dave Snyder summarized that the IUP would convert to a five-year term subject to staff confirmation that all conditions have been met by September 1 and subsequent Council approval on the Consent Agenda. Weidt made motion, Petryk seconded, to table the item. All Ayes. Motion carried.