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6.01: Public Hearing: Consider Request for a Conditional Use Permit to Exceed Allowable Square Footage for Detached Accessory Buildings at 15410 Nutria Street (Project No. 22-131); Case of Brady Doble Public Hearing Acting Chairperson Gengler called the public hearing to order at 7:04 p.m. Presentation Senior Planner Anderson presented the staff report stating that staff recommends approval of the Conditional Use Permit contingent upon removal of one of the existing detached accessory buildings within 30 days of approval of the final building permit inspection for the new accessory building. Citizen Input Brady Doble, applicant, stated that he agrees with the presentation of staff and is available to address any questions. Commissioner Walker noted that the staff report mentioned that the applicant plans to store his 36-foot camper inside the building, which would leave four additional feet in length. He asked if there was a reason the applicant chose 40 foot instead of 45 feet for length of the building. Mr. Doble replied that it was the standard building size and would allow for him to also store his boat and other items inside. Commissioner Walker asked if the applicant would support him requesting an additional five feet in length. Mr. Doble replied that he would not have a problem with that. Commissioner Anderson asked what is stored in the 10 by 10 shed. Mr. Doble replied that a snowmobile and lawnmower are stored in that shed. Commissioner Anderson asked if the 10 by 10 shed were required for removal, would the applicant be able to fit everything in the new building. Mr. Doble was unsure noting that he has not staked out parking for the items he planned to park in the new building. He also provided details of what is stored in the 12 by 14 building. He commented that the existing accessory buildings are full of equipment and storage. He noted that he prefers inside storage rather than storing items outdoors. Commissioner Anderson asked how the square footage would fall within code if the proposed building were allowed to increase in size, suggesting a 30 by 50 building.