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area is really quite straightforward, and it does appear th�at a <br />dedication oi the street to connect to the subject pro�erty could <br />be gained through the approval of the subdivision of the Zeece <br />plat. However, the key question is whether or not this land <br />should be disposed of by the City at this time. " -• <br />4. Tom Stark (483-3233), North Central Cable Television <br />Mr. Stark has been in on a number o� occasions to review the <br />progress that he is making with a number of concerns that'have <br />been raised regarding.the North Central Cable Company's use of. <br />this property. Concer�ns have generally focused on the parking :,� <br />service v�hicles and �he location of the dumpster an the subject <br />property. Mr. Stark shared with us his efforts in putting a new <br />no-left-turn sign on Woodhill Drive and the discussion that he <br />has had with his employees encouraging them to honor this sign. <br />He also explained that they are now putting all of th� white <br />service vehicles behind the cedar fence and out of view of the <br />adjacent residential area after 5:00 p.m. Most of the <br />discussion, however, focused on the need to provide an enclosure <br />for the very large dumpstez• that sits on the south end of the <br />�roperty. We talked about a number of alternatives that included <br />the possibility of going to smaller dumpsters and more frequent <br />pick-ups. Mr. Stark is going to talk with other members of his <br />company about how they want to satisfy this concern and return to <br />discuss with staff the direction that they wish to take. <br />5, Cliff Anderson (331-6400) <br />Mr� Anderson owns a light manufacturing company that is <br />interested in bidding on the purchase of the property loca�ed <br />south of Terminal Road, just north and east of Delux� Checking. <br />He was in to inc�uire about the nature of the zoning on the <br />property and whether or not his light manufacturing business <br />would be:a permitted use in the I-1 District. It appeared from <br />our discussion �hat this use would be permitted"in the I-1 <br />District. _ <br />6. Jim Ternes <br />� <br />� <br />Mr. Ternes had b�en in previously to talk about his plans to <br />expand his business ttzat is located just north of the Trunk <br />Highway 36 frontage road and west of Fulham Street. Mr. Ternes <br />has an existing business in this area and he has been in to talk <br />with us about the plans to expand to �the north. This is the same <br />property that Mr. Anderson, the previous anpointment, was ir� to <br />inquire about. From our discussion with Mr. Ternes, we learned <br />that this property is being sold through bankruptcy proc�edings <br />and that there will be a bidding process tn determine who will be <br />able to purchase this property. Mr. Ternes has done quite a bit <br />of work in preparing plans for expansion onto the site�and he was <br />concerned about rumors that he had heard about Murphy Trucking <br />Company purchasing the property to use as a parking lot. T�e <br />explained that parking was an accessory use, and therefore, it • <br />
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