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City of Centerville Council Meeting Minutes January 8, 2003 if the grading was completed in 2003 and the utilities in 2004, he thought approximately six (6) homes in 2004, ten (10) in 2005 and 17-18 in 2006. Mr. Carlson stated that the homes would be valued at $400,000 to $500,000 and may not sell as quickly as home based at a moderate level. Council Member Broussard-Vickers indicated that the main reason Mr. Carlson was here was that the Comprehensive Plan shows development in 2006. He needs approval to develop early. She stated she was at the Parks and Recreation Committee meeting on Monday and they agreed, as did Planning and Zoning. Mr. Carlson is looking for consensus that the development could move forward prior to 2006. Council Member Capra stated she was not opposed to speed up the 2006 portion and allow the road, but the 2011 portion, which is Phase III, is very early. Motion bv Council Member Broussard Vickers. seconded bv Council Member Lee to allow Richard Carlson to fIle a Comprehensive Plan Amendment at his expense to move two parcels (2006 and 2011) into 2003. 4 Aves. 1 Nav (Capra). Motion carried. VII. PUBLIC HEARINGS 1. Mr. Henrv Votel- Special Use Permit (Mini-Storage) Mayor Sweeney opened the public hearing at 7:20 p.m. Mr. Henry V otel welcomed the new members of the Council. He stated he has been working with the City staff and Planning Commission for several months to develop a mini-storage facility in the Industrial Park. He demonstrated on a map the location in the southeast quadrant on Fairview Avenue and east of 20th. He stated the proposal includes 4 acres to accommodate several buildings, all of which are self-storage facilities. He indicated these are new buildings that would be rented to individuals and small businesses that need additional storage space. He advised that most mini-storage customers live from 5 to 8 miles of the facility. Mr. V otel indicated he has worked with the Planning Commission on plans that fit within the City ordinances. He stated the industrial area is an appropriate place for this type of facility and is permitted under City ordinance. He added the engineers have checked setbacks and sidelines for industrial use and approved. He stated all lanes within the development will be paved, and buildings will have a concrete block exterior, using decorative block. The roof will be metal standard seam. He indicated the development would have an attractive front with six-foot wrought iron fence. There will be an office, and entry will be by passcode or key guard to lift the gate. Hours of operation will be 7 am to 7 pm, Monday thru Saturday, with occasional Sunday hours depending on customer need and month end. The facility would have 4 to 5 employees. He added that with only a business office there would be no need for city water or sewer. Page 6 of 20