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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, April ll, 2016 Page 21 cilmember Willmus opined seemed to be a reasonable assumption; noting that had not been part of the IU discussion and not considered at that time. While there was some discussion as a possible utility easement during that IU discussion, Councilmeinber Willmus stated that it had not been known to him that there was a buried phone cable located there, which would have made a difference in his deci- sion. Councilmember McGehee noted that at the public hearing after appeal of staff's administrative niling, that information had been brought forward, including verbal and written testimony from the Vogel fence contractor, assuring that a 6.5' fence could be installed on the property line. Councilmember Laliberte referenced her original motion, noting that she re- mained in support of a 6.5' high fence, installed 5' south of the property line, which the Vogels were willing to do. Councilmember Laliberte noted that this toolc into account the ceinent installation for wood post supports; and agreed that the City Council owed it to the neighborhood to follow-through with the intent for a buffer in this area. Short of dragging this out even further with an encroachment easeinent, Councilmember Laliberte opined that 5' would accoininodate the posts and encroachment areas, yet be as far north as the city could ask the Vogels to in- stall the fence. Roll Call Ayes: McGehee and Laliberte. Nays: Wilhnus, Etten and Roe. Motion failed. Laliberte moved that the applicant install a 6.5' opaque fence 5' south of the north property line as originally proposed; and that the installation be com- pleted by July 29, 2016. Mayor Roe ruled the motion was not in order as it had been offered previ- ously and failed due to lack of a second. Willmus moved, Etten seconded, adoption of Resolution No. 11312 (Attach- ment G) entitled, "A Resolution Approving Limited Production and Pro- cessing as a Conditional Use at 2830 Fairview Avenue;" subject to the follow- ing conditions: a. A solid opaque £��fence approximately 6.5' in height shall be installed iinmediately north of the existing eastern parking lot's chain link fence to scNeen the lot, as well as delivery, dock and refuse/recycling areas. b. Additional lantlscaping shall be installed in and a�ound the beNrrc adjacent to the front employee and customer pa�king lot to moNe fully screen head- lights from view of the adjacent Nesidentially zoned p�^operties. c. All requirecl screening shall be installed no later than July 29, 2016.