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Planning Manager Larson replied that staff could not recall any incidents. <br /> Commissioner Van Scoy stated that if retail were to go into I-2, the parking lot could go to the <br /> setback. He stated that perhaps using an impervious surface maximum of 75 percent or so. <br /> Commissioner Gengler stated that she would support the idea of a maximum for lot coverage but <br /> would not want to create a situation that could not be met. <br /> Planning Manager Larson commented that staff can provide suggestion that would range between <br /> 75 and 85 percent. He moved to the topic of accessory structures and asked for input. <br /> Commissioner Van Scoy stated that he would support that allowance if the maximum building <br /> footprint included all buildings. <br /> Planning Manager Larson confirmed that would be the intention. He stated that if the building <br /> were already at the maximum footprint allowed,the business would not be eligible for an accessory <br /> structure. He provided more details on the topic of parking and asked for input from the <br /> Commission. <br /> Chairperson Bauer asked for details on parking, using the example of Coborn's and the different <br /> businesses. <br /> Planning Manager Larson commented that is a great example of where shared parking signs are <br /> not helpful. He stated that in that case, the employees should be parking in further locations that <br /> are not often used to make parking more convenient for customers. <br /> Commissioner Van Scoy asked if vehicles that do not belong could be towed, using the example <br /> of a warehouse. <br /> Planning Manager Larson replied that it is private property and therefore unauthorized vehicles <br /> could be towed, but generally that is posted by sign. <br /> Chairperson Bauer provided an example where overflow parking from a church occurred in an <br /> area for an adjacent business and those vehicles were towed. <br /> Councilmember Woestehoff stated that Mr. Kuker mentioned a concern with spillover from the <br /> dome could occur into his industrial properties and noted that is a situation where towing could <br /> occur. He stated that the language being discussed in this code would be shared parking similar <br /> to Coborn's where vehicles could not be towed in that same manner. <br /> Planning Manager Larson continued to review information related to parking. <br /> Commissioner Peters asked if there is a requirement for parking lot maintenance. <br /> Planning Manager Larson commented that is addressed under the property maintenance code. <br /> Planning Commission/January 26, 2023 <br /> Page 11 of 16 <br />