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Regular City Council Meeting <br /> Monday, September 17, 2018 <br /> Page 16 <br /> a slippery slope if the vehicle is operational, maintained and in the driveway. He <br /> thought this was a bit of an over reach and was sorry that some residents find oth- <br /> er people's way of living offensive. <br /> Mayor Roe closed the public comment and asked if the Council had any addition- <br /> al comments or questions for staff on the topic. <br /> Councilmember McGehee stated Mr. Howey brought up an interesting point <br /> about at what point is repairing vehicles in the driveway become auto repair as a <br /> home small business. Certainly, cars that are parked, covered with sap and mold <br /> are clearly stored. She guessed it was one's choice on how to store their vehicles. <br /> She stated storage is an issue and the City tells people a lot of times what people <br /> can and cannot store on their property. She was not sure it was a slippery slope as <br /> some residents tend to believe. <br /> Councilmember Willmus thought that whatever the City does will likely have an <br /> impact elsewhere. He asked if the City is going to force cars into the street and <br /> cause other issues. He thought a lot of these things are tied together and it goes so <br /> far as to what the City does to accommodate residents who want to store some of <br /> the vehicles indoors and their ability to have a larger garage and things like that. <br /> He stated from personal experience back in the early 2000's, he had a vehicle he <br /> used seasonally and had a large enough property where he was able to build a <br /> second detached garage in his rear yard but there were a lot of hoops to jump <br /> through to get that and to make that happen. He also has a household with five <br /> drivers, so he thought the City needs to find a way to get at the stored aspect of it <br /> because this does become an eyesore and does impact properties around it. That <br /> is where it goes from interfering with a neighbor's enjoyment of their property. <br /> That is where it comes to the Council and the Council has a role to step in and <br /> take a look at things. He did not know what the answer was,but he did know that <br /> whatever the City does, unless the Council looks at a much broader solution, it <br /> will have an impact elsewhere. The auto repair and storage aspect are something <br /> the City needs to continue to look at. <br /> Councilmember Willmus stated in regard to rental properties, there might be some <br /> easy steps to take when the City looks at what is in place for rental registration <br /> and there are certainly things the City could put in place that limits vehicles that <br /> way on rental properties. He thought this is a bigger puzzle than it seems at the <br /> onset and will take the City a little bit of time to work through it. <br /> Councilmember Laliberte agreed with the Council's comments. Starting with the <br /> rental, she noted the City does have a rental registration process and staff should <br /> be able to look at that with regards to vehicles and residents on that property. If <br /> that needs to be tightened up or something needs to be added in place staff should <br /> start to work on that with the Council. <br />
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