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Regular Planning CommissionMeeting <br />Minutes –Wednesday, April 6, 2016 <br />Page 4 <br />Condition 1.B is the option recommendedand as originally required as part of the <br />143 <br />Interim Use (IU) conditions of approval: <br />144 <br />“A solid opaque cedar fence approximately 6.5’ in height shall be installed on the <br />145 <br />northern edge of the property and as clarified by the Board of Adjustments and <br />146 <br />Appeals on January 25, 2016.” <br />147 <br />Condition 2 as stated: <br />148 <br />“All required screening shall be installed no later than June 30,2016.” <br />149 <br />Condition 3, amended to read: <br />150 <br />“Production area doors shall be closed during limited production and processing <br />151 <br />operations.” <br />152 <br />Staff Summation / Update <br />153 <br />As detailed in the staff report dated April 6, 2016, Interim Community Development <br />154 <br />Director Kari Collins summarized staff’s further due diligence in whether or not a fence <br />155 <br />could or should be constructed within the easement located along the north side of the <br />156 <br />Vogel property. <br />157 <br />As noted in lines 6 through 19, Ms. Collins advised that staff has since concluded that <br />158 <br />there is conflicting information as to whether or not that fence should be constructed near <br />159 <br />the existing underground cable line or within the easement.Although some <br />160 <br />representatives of Century Link have given permission to construct the fence withinthe <br />161 <br />easement area and within 2’ of the existing cable line, Ms. Collins reported that Planning <br />162 <br />staff believes such an endeavor may not be in the best long-term interest of the property <br />163 <br />owner, since there is no guarantee the fence may not be damaged or portions removed <br />164 <br />at the owner’s expense should maintenance of that underground cable be necessary, <br />165 <br />without receipt of written permission and guarantees from seniorrepresentatives within <br />166 <br />CenturyLink. <br />167 <br />Also as outlined in the staff report, Ms. Collins noted that the City’s Police Department <br />168 <br />representative Corey Yunke had been consulted regarding concerns about adequate <br />169 <br />separate between the Vogel fence and fences installed by adjacent residential property <br />170 <br />owners.Ms. Collins reported that Mr. Yunke indicated minimal to no public safety <br />171 <br />concerns based on placement of those fences if the Vogel fence is 5’ to 10’ south of the <br />172 <br />property line and neighbors installed fences at their rear yard property lines. <br />173 <br />During her comments, Ms. Collins displayed an aerial map of 2830 Fairview Avenue, <br />174 <br />showing three possible fence locations by color that was referenced throughout the <br />175 <br />attached hereto <br />remainder of this discussion; and was provided as a bench handout, <br />176 <br />and made a part hereof. <br />177 <br />Yellow line -On the Vogel property line <br />178 <br />o <br />Pink line –10’ off the Vogel property line <br />179 <br />o <br />Blue line –between the Vogel property line and parking lot (approximately <br />180 <br />o <br />halfway between) screening the parking area. <br />181 <br />Ms. Collins advised that the remainder of the staff report was self-explanatory; and <br />182 <br />concluded hiscomments and standing for questions of the Commission. <br />183 <br />Commission Discussion/Deliberation <br />184 <br />Chair Boguszewski stated his hesitancy to proceed with the original amended motion <br />185 <br />based on Ms. Collins’ update and the unfeasibility of Option B and installation ofthe <br />186 <br />fence on the northern edge of the property line on the easement over buried cable.If that <br />187 <br />option was allowed, Chair Boguszewski questioned if it would put Vogel Mechanical at <br />188 <br />significant financial risk if future repair or replacement of the underground cable was <br />189 <br />necessary, leaving them no recourse.Chair Boguszewski noted that the uncertainty of <br />190 <br />this had been one of his areas of concerns and part of his rationale in moving to table <br />191 <br />action at the March Commission meeting until more certainty around therealities of that <br />192 <br />option and whether or not it was actually viable. <br />193 <br /> <br />
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