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<br /> <br />2 <br /> <br />V. Report from City Council Liaison <br />Councilmember Dunsworth reported the Council was currently reviewing the 2020 budget. She <br />discussed the demolition work that had begun at the old New Brighton Elementary School site. <br /> <br />VI. Public Hearing <br />1) SPECIAL USE PERMIT: Request from Larry Tyson and Bill Kirkpatrick on behalf of Big Blue Box to <br />utilize 401 1st Street SW as an extension of the existing Big Blue Box use currently operating on <br />the adjacent parcel at 565 1st Street SW. Uses specific to this new site will include the outside <br />storage of shipping containers up to three high in approved locations, and truck/trailer repair <br />and parking for business vehicles – PID 32-30-23-11-0002. <br />Assistant Director of Community Assets and Development Gozola reported Big Blue Box is looking <br />to repurpose the existing buildings and open parking areas at 401 1st Street SW into an <br />expansion of their business currently located on an adjacent parcel at 565 1st Street SW. Big Blue <br />Box is a storage container & cargo container business that rents, sells and stores new and used <br />portable storage containers. Staff provided further comment on the request and recommended <br />approval of the Special Use Permit, based on the findings of fact and subject to the following <br />conditions: <br />1. Storage over existing catch basin openings on the property shall be prohibited. <br />2. The applicant shall address stormwater concerns if unforeseen issues arise (or become <br />foreseeable) as a result of the on-site storage and/or proposed reconfiguration of on-site <br />storage via administrative approval. <br />3. A sign permit shall be obtained for any future signage changes requested on the property. <br />4. All existing/old parking lot striping not specifically approved as part of this SUP shall be <br />removed to eliminate confusion as to where parking is and is not allowed. <br />5. New striping for designated car/vehicle parking areas shall be applied to the pavement per <br />the approved final plan. <br />6. Reconfiguration of the approved storage layout, which does not substantially change or <br />increase overall storage on the property, may be administratively approved by City staff <br />provided the amended storage pattern is approved by public safety and will always allow for <br />emergency access to all areas of the site. <br />7. Storage items, if stacked, shall never exceed the height maximum for structures as allowed by <br />the underlying zoning district. <br />8. The applicant must follow all MnDOT recommendations and limit the height of the storage <br />within MnDOT right-of-way to one container. <br />9. No storage of business vehicles or containers on the public right-of-way. <br /> <br />Commissioner McQuillan asked what the maximum height was for storage in this zoning district. <br />Assistant Director of Community Assets and Development Gozola reported the maximum height <br />was 40 feet, which would allow the storage containers to be stacked three high.
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