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Council approves conditional use permit for enclosed outdoor storage in Light Industrial zone
Summary
The council approved a conditional use permit allowing Clifford Poessnecker to enclose outdoor storage for RVs, trailers, boats and equipment behind at least a 6-foot fence or wall in the Light Industrial zoning district.
The City Council approved a special use permit for Clifford Poessnecker to allow outdoor storage of recreational vehicles, trailers, boats, equipment and vehicles provided the storage is enclosed by at least a 6-foot fence, building, or wall in the Light Industrial zoning district. Councilmember Lorie Topp moved to approve the resolution and Councilmember Brian Britt seconded; the vote was unanimous in favor.
A hearing on the permit opened at 5:08 p.m. and closed at 5:14 p.m. City Attorney Bruce Dalluge described the lot’s zoning and spoke on behalf of Mr. Poessnecker’s plans during the hearing. The meeting minutes record the hearing and the council’s approval; they do not list specific permit conditions beyond the enclosure requirement described in the public hearing text, nor do they record inspection or enforcement steps in the Aug. 18 entry.
The minutes identify the type of enclosure required (fence/building/wall of at least 6 feet) and the zoning classification (Light Industrial). Other implementation details like a permit expiration, required inspections, or bonding were not specified in the recorded motion or resolution text in the minutes.
