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<br /> ---- <br /> ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - DECEMBER II, 2000 5 <br /> . MOTION: Councilmember Aplikowski moved and COlU1cilmember Rem seconded a motion <br /> to approve Planning Case #00-44, Special Use Permit to attach banners to 17 <br /> utility poles along County Road E for year 2001, in celebration of the City's 50'h <br /> Anniversary, with the following conditions: <br /> 1. Each banner shall not exceed 32 square feet in area, as rcquired by the Sign <br /> Ordinance; and <br /> 2, In celebration of the 50'h Anniversary of the City, the banners shall remain up <br /> for the 200 I calendar year; and <br /> 0 The Planning Commission will review this issue in 200 I and make <br /> j, <br /> recommendations to amend the Sign Ordinance accordingly, <br /> The motion carried tmanimously (5-0). <br /> 2. Vaughan Tower Appeal (Code Enforcement) <br /> Ms, Chaput explained that the Building Official denied a building permit application for the <br /> construction of a new antenna tower at 1777 Gateway Boulevard based on the regulations of the <br /> Zoning Ordinance, That decision is being appealed by Dan Vaughan, the property owner of <br /> 1777 Gateway Boulevard. The appeal process requires that the Planning Commission make a <br /> recommendation to the City Council, with findings regarding the Building Inspector's <br /> . interpretation of the Zoning Ordinance in this mattcr. <br /> Ms, Chaput advised that the Planning Commission, at their December 6,2000 regular meeting, <br /> supported staffs decision to deny a building permit request by Dan Vaughan based on four <br /> findings, She presented the background section of her staff report which indicated that U,S. <br /> West made application to the City in Planning Case #98-10, to install an antenna array on the <br /> tower at 1777 Gateway Boulevard (formerly 14th Street) owned by Dan Vaughan, The <br /> application was approved with the condition that they comply with the Ehresmann Engineering <br /> report dated February 2, 1998. Ms. Chaput explained that after numerous engineering reports, <br /> requested by staff and Mr, Vaughan, serious questions were raised regarding the State Code <br /> compliance of the antenna. After confirmation from the State, City staff declared the tower to be <br /> an unsafe structure. <br /> Ms, Chaput advised that Mr. Vaughan applied on Dccember 17, 1999, for a building permit to <br /> construct a new 700-foot tower on the site. On January 6, 2000, staff denied the building permit <br /> application because construction of a new tower to replace the existing did not meet the <br /> requirements of the Zoning Ordinance. She explained that the Zoning Ordinancc does not allow <br /> for towers over 75 feet high and towers are only allowed as an accessory use to the principal use <br /> on the property. Mr. Vaughan appealed the building permit denial on February 24, 2000. <br /> Ms. Chaput explained that the Building Official has denied Mr. Vaughan's building permit <br /> . application to construct a new 700-foot tower for the following reasons: <br />
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