IDC Minutes 02-23-1978
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BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL DE
PMENT COMMISSION MEEI'ING
February 23, 1
Lund, Kenneth Maus, John Poirier.
Members present: Bud Schrupp,
Member absent: Lois Schoepf
1. Review of Marn Flicker's
d Use of Fullerton Lumber Site.
Mr. Marn Flicker has purchased he former Fullerton Lumber site
and is proposing to utilize the existing storage buildings for
his own business and additional y he intends to temporarily lease
out addi.tional space primarily 0 businesses in the downtown area;.
Total square footage of these b ildings is over 2,700 square feet.
In order to allow commercial (1 ased) storage within a B-4 zone,
a conditional use permit would ave to be issued.
but only as accessory to
same site.
Within a B-4 zone, storage is
the principal use of a building
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Mr. Flicker has presented preli 'nary plans for a new 8,000 square
foot building on the site which he indicates could be built as early
as this spring or summer. This new building would be divided into
two retail sales outlets of 4, 0 square feet apiece with Flicker's
TV and Appliance occupying one i te and the other being leased out.
At the time of completion, the xisting buildings would be used
100% by establishments on the s"te. As mentioned, our current
zoning ordinance would allow th existing buildings to become acces-
sory to a permitted use within B-4 zone.
Mr. Flicker also indicated that he will be fixing up the existing
storage buildings so they are c mpatible with the surrounding area.
In talking to J. W. Miller and r viewing the building code , it would
appear that a certificate of oc upancy is necessary because of the
change in use classification. dditionally, code indicates the
building should be brought up t code, but because it falls into
a less hazardous classification an exception can be granted from
full adherence to the State Bui ding Code.
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Since the use of the existing b 'ldings will be temporary in nature
and eventually with the constru tion of a new building, the existing
storage buildings will comply . th Monticello ordinances, the Plan-
ning Commission recommended iss ance of a temporary conditional use
permit for twelve (12) months c ntingent upon a presentation
of an approved site plan showin present and future buildings, parking,
etc. To insure that the exist. g buildings will be brought into
compliance with city ordinances within one year, a certificate of
deposit or surety bond could be requested providing that the security
shall be forfeited if buildings: are not brought into compliance.
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It was the consensus of the Co
the temporar,y conditional use pe
2. Parking - Johnson's Apartments.
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to recommend approval of
John Poirier indicated that some I f the tenants of Johnson's apart-
ment house were using space behin: his store. Consensus was to
inform Bob Rawson of Johnson's to have tenants use space behind
Johnson's warehouse. If this bec e impossible, some means of
reserving the space for the tenan s would be investigated (e. g. ,
striping or reserve signs). .
3. Review of Status of Land Owned b
tion in Block 52.
It was decided that a joint meet" g should be set up with the
President of the Development COrpd ation, John Kasper, along with
Philip White and Jim Figenshau. eting to be held in about
two weeks.
Meeting adjourned
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