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Page 2 of 3 <br /> <br />2. Parking up to and over internal lot lines on these sites as currently configured achieves the <br />City’s broader goal of meeting the parking needs of our businesses while having no impact <br />on aesthetics or the health, safety, and welfare of the community. <br />3. Honoring and allowing for zero lot line parking setbacks in this setting, given historical <br />approvals, is necessary for the success of the area until such time as one or more of the <br />buildings is removed or until lot lines are shifted. <br />4. The request to relocate parking easements to more efficiently use limited space between <br />multiple businesses is a reasonable request. <br />5. The current landowners are not responsible for the current building or parking space <br />locations. <br />6. The area in question is largely unseen from surrounding properties, and proposed changes <br />will not alter the essential character of the locality. <br />7. The variance is being sought to ensure all businesses have access to convenient parking, and <br />that land in this area is efficiently utilized. <br />8. Given the lack of space in this area, it is not practical to require elimination of existing <br />parking spaces within side yard setbacks as that would be antithetical to the City’s goal of <br />fostering a thriving commercial and industrial base. <br /> <br />BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that approval of the special use permit shall be subject to the <br />following conditions: <br />1. Approval of the site plan authorizing a change to parking easements and configuration shall <br />only become effective upon the applicant providing an engineered turning movement analysis <br />that shows adequate area exists to facilitate on-site emergency vehicle turning movements. <br />2. Staff is authorized to work with the applicants on a final configuration of parking spaces that <br />protects both the overall number of spaces on the site AND emergency vehicle access should <br />changes be needed as a result of the turning movement analysis. <br />3. The variance allowing for zero-lot line parking setbacks from internal side lot lines between <br />the subject properties shall become void at such time as one or more of the buildings is <br />removed or when lot lines are shifted as such changes would likely alter the facts supporting <br />the variance. <br />4. If the applicant’s would like to pursue a formal vacation of the 4th Street right of way, an <br />application from all parties adjacent to the ROW must be submitted along with legal <br />descriptions and exhibits for all necessary replacement easements (private ingress/egress <br />easements, public utility easements, etc). <br />5. The applicant shall complete needed site clean up to address outdoor storage <br />nonconformities (i.e. the stacks of empty pallets and junk stored east of the building shall be <br />removed). <br />