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June 5, 2001 <br /> ' Planning and Zoning Workshop Meeting Minutes <br /> Mr. March stated there would be a need to hold a public hearing for the issuance of the <br /> Special Use Permit. <br /> Chairperson Hanson suggested Mr. Sadelack be prepared to address lighting issues prior <br /> to appearing at the public hearing. Council Liaison Broussard Vickers indicated that Mr. <br /> Sadelack needed to use environmentally friendly lighting. <br /> Commissioner Wilharber questioned the hours of operation for the facility. <br /> Commissioner DeVine indicated tnat the Special Use Permit would address the hours of <br /> operation. <br /> Commissioner Wilharber stated concern about the type of fencing on the east and noted <br /> that the land is vacant now, but would be developed in the future. Commissioner <br /> Wilharber stated that i� Phase II were never built, the City would want the same type of <br /> masonry block and fencing on the eastern perimeter. � <br /> Mr. Sadelack stated he would prefer to use inexpensive fencing and be required to put the I <br /> masonry and fencing in after a certain time frame if Phase II is not built. <br /> Commissioner Wilharber requested an estimated value of the facility. Mr. Sadelack <br /> _ indicated the facility, not including the land, had an estimated value of $1.5 million. <br /> Commissioner Wilharber stated that this type of use would not bring employrnent <br /> opportunities to the City. He then noted it may provide a benefit for residents; however, <br /> he did not feel it would benefit the City as much as bringing a business that provide <br /> employment opportunities to the industrial park. I <br /> Mr. Sadelack indicated that even though his business would not provide employment I <br /> opportunities, it would be providing tax base for the City. � <br /> Council Liaison Broussard Vickers indicated that, in light of the new Ordinance changes <br /> and the limitations on outside storage, the City has created a need for this type of service. <br /> Commissioner Brainard questioned the rent for one (1) unit. Mr. Sadelack stated that a10 <br /> x 20, climate controlled unit would rent for approximately $225 a month <br /> Mr. March stated it would be interesting to know the percentage of small businesses <br /> using storage units. Mr. Sadelack indicated his statistics indicate that approximately <br /> thirty (30%) of those using storage units are small business owners and stated that the <br /> percentage is increasing. <br /> Commissioner Brainard questioned the vacancy rate. Mr. Sadelack stated he had been <br /> told to expect a fifty percent (50%) occupancy for the first year. He noted that full <br /> Page 4 of 6 <br />
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