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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, September 12, 2016 Page 37 Councilmember Willmus referenced Condition 1 and asked whether ten feet is adequate. Mr. Paschke explained that is the setback from the property line and the other one has to do with the drive lanes to be able to park the semi-trailers, get them out, as well as for fire vehicles access to extinguish a fire, if needed. Mr. Dorff stated there would be a drive lane all the way around the building, trail- ers will be no closer than ten feet from the fence, and a drive lane will be provided in front of the trailers. The trailers will be single stacked initially. Mayor Roe clarified the language indicates the trailers can be as close as ten feet from the west property line and the final width and number of fire lanes shall be approved by the Fire Marshal. That is the standard at this time so the applicant’s understanding is correct as long as the Fire Marshal approves the fire lanes. Councilmember Laliberte stated the conditions of this interim use may be differ- ent from the one on the other Meritex property because the City has updated its commercial inspections for the Fire Department. She noted the City has recently experienced tractor trailer fires so some things being requested now may be dif- ferent than before. Mayor Roe asked Mr. Dorff if he understands and accepts those conditions based on that clarification. Mr. Dorff answered in the affirmative. Mayor Roe offered the opportunity for public input on the proposed Interim Use for outdoor storage of semi-trailers prior to Council action. No one appeared to speak. Willmus moved, McGehee seconded, adoption of Resolution No. 11361 (Attach- ment F) entitled, “A Resolution Approving an Interim Use for Outdoor Storage of Semi-Trailers at 2470 Highcrest/2501 Walnut.” Mayor Roe restated this is consideration of a two-year Interim Use and if at any time the conditions are not being met, this approval can be revoked. Roll Call Ayes: Willmus, Laliberte, Etten, McGehee and Roe. Nays: None. b.Twin Lakes Parkway to Langton Lake Trail Connection Assistant Public Works Director and City Engineer Jesse Freihammer referenced the RCA and summary provided for the Twin Lake Parkway to Langton Lake trail connection as detailed in the RCA dated September 12, 2016, and related attach- ments. He explained that because of the Twin Lakes Parkway project, staff sug- gests adding a 325-foot pathway segment, which is well used by the neighbor- hood, to the Twin Lake Parkway contracts since they are already on site. The cost