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MEETING REQUEST FOR CQUNClL ACTiON DATE; _.Tlln� 197d. AGEN�A SECTION: ORIGINA7ING flEPT./DIV.: DEPT. HEAD APPROVAL. Hearings Administration �. � NO.: 1TEM DESCRlPTi0N:�1C'tOT L3I1]E�tl request for final plat approval MGR. REVIEWED/RECOMMENDS: � l at 25b2 I�: Cleveland Avenue. �.�,� The Co�mcil at its May 20th meetin.g appxoved Mr. Lametti's request for rezoning from I-1 to B-3, special use permit and variance to height ii.mitatiQns at 2562 N. Cleveland for the construction of a motel. The �iearzng on the final plat was continued imtil the Jtm.e 10th meeting because the hard shells had not been co�oleted. The hard. shells have now been received and hav�e been approved by the Public Works Director. The fozlowing motion is suggested: Motion approving the application of Victor Lametti for final plat approval "Lametti Addition No. 3" at 2562 N. Cleveland. Avenue. At the last meeting of the City Coi.mcil the matter of the rezoning and platting o� �he proposed Cricket Inn on the northeast corner of Cleveland and Oakcrest was reviewed by the Co�cil, Ai that time, preliminary approval was given, but there was some concern expressed as to large tr�cks parking on the premises in areas desigiated for passenger vehicles, thereby creating a shortage of parking and an tandesirable condition. After discussing this matter with our code enforcement staff and the police department, it was detexmined that the most applicable way to handle the situation would be through the enforcement of the traffic rule section of the City ordinance. Section 86.020, parts 3 and. 4 both speak ta �he point of vehicles parked on private parking 1ots; the first saying that no vehicle can be parked in areas which are not d.eszgna�ed by sign or surface stripping, the se�ond stating that they cannot be parked in any area designated as a moving lane. The Cricket Inn woula either have to designate a speci�ied Iocation on its property for such large vehicles or they would not be allowed to park in the area. If these trucks would �hen choose the option of parking on Oakcrest or Cleveland, and this would prove to be a nuisance, then parking could be banned in �his area to resolve the problem. It is recor�miended that this provision in the existing City ordinance be made Imown to the proposed Cricket Tnn proprietors so tha� they car� proceed with full lmowledge of what wi11 be expected of them. The ordinance, naturally, will also apply to the HoZiday Inn as we11 as other establishments throughout the Ci�ty.