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Ms. Brenner initiated discussion on Goetz Landscaping and Irrigation's request for a SUP. The <br /> Council discussed questions regarding the Planning and Zoning Commission's intent to make <br /> recommendation to the Council. Mr. March stated that Ms. Linda Broussard-Vickers removed <br /> herself from the Planning Commission discussion due to a conflict of interest. Moreover, during <br /> phone conversation with Linda Broussard-Vickers she stated that the Planning Comrrussion's <br /> intention was to make recommendation to the Council for the Goetz Landscaping SUP approval. <br /> I <br /> Ms. Brenner referred to the zoning ordinance and the proposed business in the Industrial District. <br /> Specifically, greenhouses and nurseries are permitted in the R1 (Rural Residential) District, not <br /> Industrial. Mr. March explained that the Planning Commission allowed the landscape business to <br /> be considered as a"Use Permitted on Special Use Permit" under supply yards. Supply yards are <br /> identified as a similar use under the Industrial District. Historically, commercial aistricts abut <br /> residential properties and the storage of a bobcat and piles of rocks may not be aesthetically <br /> pleasing to adjacent residential property. Mr: Hoeft interjected that the Planning Commissiz�n�can <br /> recommend approval, denial, or offer no comment to the Council. The Council should determine <br /> the principal use and the principal structure use for a property, then they should determine if the <br /> use is pernnitted or a principal use. Another district's regulation has no barring on how the City <br /> authorizes a district use. Mayor Wilharber noted the primary building will be an office which is <br /> pernussible under the Industrial District. <br /> Ms. Brenner requested clarification of Ordinance 44A (Building Design) and the building , <br /> materials permissible for industrial structures. Mr. Palzer replied that the primary building is to be <br /> constructed within Ordinance 44A guidelines. <br /> I <br /> Motion by Mr. Sweeney and seconded by Mayor Wilharber to approve the Goetz <br /> Landscape and Irrigation SUP. <br /> Mr. Palzer stated the Ordinance allows accessory buildings to be constructed of the same like <br /> material of the primary structure. The greenhouse proposed will not pass the building code. Mr. <br /> Hoeft stated granting the SUP only applies to the concept approval, not the building design. The <br /> site and building plan will need Council approval. <br /> Sweeney, Wi[harber, Travis and Nelson - aye. Brenner abstained. Motion carried. <br /> 1999 Goals and Objective <br /> Mr. March presented a list of goals to the Council. Ms. Gaustad confirmed Ms. Nelson's <br /> suggestion that the City Attorney had received a copy of the proposed City Code for his review <br /> and reply. <br /> Ms. Nelson suggested the Council review goals prior to the adoption of the budget. Mayor <br /> Wilharber read aloud the 1999 Goals and Objectives: <br /> City Water/Interconnect <br /> 5 <br />
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