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a. Fencing materials used for screening can include metal,vinyl wood, and chain-link fencing <br /> with vinyl slats,but they must be maintained and replaced as needed. <br /> 3. Outdoor storage areas must be paved with an approved surface—including asphalt, concrete, or <br /> gravel materials compacted to a dust free surface. <br /> 4. For parcel adjacent to industrial properties, the Council direction was to not require screening <br /> along outdoor storage areas between industrially zoned parcels. Additionally, Council direction <br /> did not require the limits of outdoor storage areas adjacent to industrial districts to be defined <br /> beyond the edge of the approved surface. Staff recommends requiring B612 curbing,which is <br /> consistent with the standard for defining parking areas. This will ensure the long-term goal of <br /> containing the outdoor storage to a defined space and size. The Planning Commission agreed <br /> with this requirement. <br /> 5. The setbacks for outdoor storage shall match the districts front yard setback, and be 10 feet from <br /> the side and rear lines. <br /> 6. Designated parking areas, or areas striped for parking, may not be used for outdoor storage <br /> purposes. <br /> The adopted definition of outdoor storage will be included in Sec. 30-1. Performance standards will be <br /> included in a new section specific to outdoor storage. <br /> Public Hearing and Planning Commission <br /> Prior to the Commission meeting, staff met with one resident to discuss company vehicle parking, trailers <br /> parked at loading docks, and setbacks. All of the changes have been incorporated in the proposed <br /> amendment. <br /> No one spoke during the public hearing and the Planning Commission unanimously recommended <br /> approval. <br /> Financial Impact <br /> Publication costs <br /> Attachments <br /> ■ APA Definitions for Outdoor Storage <br /> ■ Council Minutes from August 1, 2016, Outdoor Storage Discussion <br /> ■ Ordinance Amendment <br />