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He suggests all parking be regulated in the side or rear yard or at least have a very good setback for the f~ont proper~y line for' asthetic reasons. Ron West said it is a good point and that a minimum of five feet between the parking areas could serve as a buffer strip between businesses, this should be sufficient, with curbs at each side. Kathleen Schneider questionedwho would be responsible to provide the buffer between the two properties. Administrator Schnelle said he recommends g~een areas and staying away from barriers. Dexter Marston said that from a functional standpoint the yard area should or will be used for snow storage in the winter time so the amount of.yard area is important in this respect or they will end up with someone dumping snow into the street or on someone else's property so that they can use all their area for parking. Art Dunn asked what size lots Mr. Mamston is talking about. Mr. Marston said lots less than one acre, smaller lots with utilities. Ben Deemer said th&t snow storage is a very good point. Mr. Marston said the developer should be required to show what. he is going to do in his yard area, indicate whether they are going to-seed, sod,. how. many trees are to be planted, what variety, what size and also include provision in there that hezis responsibl~ifor maintaining the yard area. Parking and loading dock facility, so many square feet - consider the size of the truck. Discussion held on the size of the loading dock. The size will be left at 65 feet until the new truck size is passed. Discussion on building design and that if it is a metal building-it has to be at least 50 percent something other than metal. Discussion held on the legality ofa~king fora financial[statement from the developer for his credit standing. Ron West said he feels it is too complicated and is putting too much pressure on people coming in and thinks a bond for the landscaping and site is enough. If public sewer and water were available he could see having this clause but not now. for each individual development. Ben Deemer asked that Administrator Schnelle check to see if businesses that go bankrupt, or whatever, in the middle of their development and never complete' it can be assessed against the property so the city will not be left holding the bag. Chairman Peterson said that the P g Z Commission will be meeting twice a month at least until the plan is completed. The 1st Monday and the 3rd Tuepday(6~30_ P~M.)=which will be for a work session only. Regular business will be handled '!at ch~ 2st'. Monday meeting, any other business would have to be special meetings. -7- P g Z Special Meeting 7/9/79