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Council approves conditional use permit for outdoor storage in Light Industrial zone
Summary
The council approved Clifford Poessnecker’s request to allow outdoor storage of RVs, trailers, boats and equipment in a Light Industrial zoning district provided the area is enclosed by a fence, building or wall at least six feet high.
The City Council voted to approve a special-use permit that will allow outdoor storage of recreational vehicles, trailers, boats, equipment and vehicles on a Light Industrial-zoned lot, provided the storage area is enclosed by a fence, building or a wall at least six feet high.
The matter was the subject of a public hearing that opened at 5:08 p.m.; City Attorney Bruce Dalluge explained the purpose of the zoning and described the applicant’s plans on behalf of Clifford Poessnecker. The hearing closed at 5:14 p.m.
Councilor Lorie Topp moved to approve the resolution and Councilor Brian Britt seconded the motion. The motion carried with all council members voting aye.
The minutes record the scope of allowable outdoor storage and the enclosure requirement (minimum 6 feet) but do not list parcel-specific conditions, performance standards, or inspection timelines; those details will be resolved through permitting and code enforcement.
