Resolution - #05-05-128 - 05/10/2005

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o 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. That sign businesses operated within an accessory structure are not a permitted use in a PUD-Planned Unit Development without the issuance of a Home Occupation Permit or Interim Use Permit. That the Applicant and two non-resident partners own and operate the sign business and employ one non-resident employee. That the Applicant's property is about 8.34 acres in size and therefore is allowed to apply fbr a Home Occupation Permit to operate a business within an accessory structure and employ at most two non-resident employees. That there are three (3) non-resident employees (the Applicant's two partners plus one employee) and thus the Applicant is not eligible to apply for a Home Occupation Permit but can apply for an Interim Use Permit. That the same standards for a Home Occupation Permit would apply and, by definition, the Interim Use Permit would be limited to a maximum of five (5) years. That the Applicant is requesting the Interim Use Permit for five (5) years. That signs are manufactured on the Subject Property and than delivered and installed off- site. That the Applicant has stated that they do receive large truck deliveries and the frequency of these deliveries varies depending on the workload, but at no time would they exceed three (3) per week. That the City has received complaints that delivery trucks obstruct traffic on Green Valley Road while they are unloading materials. That these concerns have been brought to the Applicant's attention and he has been informed that all deliveries and unloading must occur on the Subject Property and not within the public road right-of-way. That there are two (2) commercial vehicles on the property that currently are not stored in compliance with City Code. That an employee parking area is limited by the constraints of the property; the parking would occur near the front property line either in front of the accessory structure or on the main driveway. That the Applicant has stated that he intends to install asphalt, once the weather is conducive for that type of work, to accommodate the large truck deliveries and off-street parking of commercial vehicles. RESOLUTION #05-05-128 Page 2 of 4