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e e e Page 2 City Council Minutes 7/28/86 Discussion was carried on regarding the two accesses to Highway #10 from Broadway Bar, Sun-N-Swim, Furniture N-Things and Jerry's Auto. Further discussion was carried on regarding blacktopping requirements for these businesses. Mr. Rohlf indicated that Broadway's blacktopping ends 60 feet short of their property line and that Furniture-N-Things blacktopping is also short of the property line. Mr. Chase explained that he fully intends to blacktop the service road, but was not aware it needed to be done right away, and funds were not budgeted for the work. Mr. Chase stated that the service road has class 5 on it and that he felt the dust problem was more likely from the wind blowing across the uncovered area around the building. He further stated that he has the sod ready to be laid for this area and that rock and landscaping will also be placed around the building. Also, Mr. Chase noted that the east side of the building is being blacktopped now and that would also eliminate dust from that area. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO ALLOW MR. CHASE TO POSTPONE BLACKTOPPING or THE SERVICE ROAD IN FRONT OF HIS PROPERTY, WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS. 1. THAT SAID WORK BE COMPLETED BY JUNE 1, 1987. 2. THAT EITHER A LETTER OF CREDIT FOR THE COST OF THE IMPROVEMENTS BE ISSUED IN FAVOR OF THE CITY, OR THAT HE ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH THE CITY THAT IF THE WORK IS NOT DONE BY JULY 1, 1987 THE CITY WILL DO THE BLACKTOPPING AND ASSESS THE COST TO MR. CHASES PROPERTY. 3. THAT DUST CONTROL MEASURES BE TAKEN TO PREVENT DUST ON THE FRONTAGE ROAD FROM BLOWING ONTO ADJACENT PROPERTIES. COUNCILMEMBER WILLIAMS SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3-0. 4. Metal Skinned Buildings Mr. Rohlf indicated that at the present time, there is nothing in the City's zoning ordinan~e addressing metal skinned structures in R4 zones. Mr. Rohlf stated that some of the new metal skinned designs are quite attractive and have some advantages over wood construction, such as low maintenance. Mr. Rohlf further stated that he recommended that language be added to the City's Ordinance to allow metal skinned structures as conditional uses in multi-family districts. He further recommended that a moratorium be placed on this type of structure until the City Council can act formally on such an amendment. Councilmember Williams stated that he was in favor of the proposed conditional use to insure some control.