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99-701�������� Presented Referred To Council File # ��Qr Green Sheet # 64025 RESOLUTlON CITY SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA 31 Committee Date WI�REAS, the Legislative Hearing Officer recommends that license application (ID # 19490002930} for a Second Hand Dealer-Motor Vehicle License by Clinton Marshall, DBA Marshall Motors, Inc., 1265 Arcade Street, be approved with the following condirions: 1) There shall be no more than fourteen "For Sale" cazs on the lot at any one time. Eight off-street pazking spaces, inciuding maneuvering azea, must be maintained for customers in accordance with city requirements. "Thru-access" must be provided at all times to allow vehicles entering or exiting the site to be traveling forwazd. 2) An obscuring fence, 6'0" high must be installed along the west property line between the building and a11ey. If a new fence is installed, it must be constructed of wood materials. Plastic slats inserted in the existing chain link is also acceptable as a screening device. This condition must be complied with by September 1, 1999. 3) Use of the driveway on Arcade Street nnmediately north of Orange Avenue must be discontinued. Wheel stops or similar devices must be installed at the property line to prevent vehicular access to the property from this driveway. 4) No outside storage is perxnitted. No cars that are For Sale shall be parked on the street. 5) No auto repair or auto body repair is allowed on the licensed premises. Washing, waacing, and cleaning vehicles intended for sale is aliowed. Tharefore be it RESOLVED, that the Council of the City of Saint Paul hereby approves this license with the recommended conditions. Green Sheet 64025 ��—��� Yeas Na s Absent Blakey � Coleman � Harris Benanav � Reiter �� Bostrom � Lantry f/ � � � Adopted by Council: Date Adoption By: Approved � Requested by Department of. � Form Approved by City Attorney � Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council By: 2 ' c�q =�t_o 1 DEPARTMENT/OFFICE/COUNCIL DATEIxRWTW City Council Offices 7-20-99 GREEN SHEET No 64025 GONTACT PERSON & PHONE IoNallDys InMplNate Gerry Strathman, 2b6-8575 ot.,u„�row�de crtrm„¢t MUSi BE ON COUNCIL AGENDA BY (OAT� ❑ ❑ July 28, 1499 � �,,,. ,,,,.� xureert wrs ROUTiNG � AIM1C1�1.86RVICFfGtlL AlIWC1�1.1ERVIhKTC ❑MYORlORA396TANT) ❑ TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAGES (CIJP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE) CTION RE�UES7ED Approving application with conditions for a Second Hand Dealer-Motor Vehicle License by Clinton Marshall, DBA Marshall Motors, Inc., 1265 Arcade Street. RE OMMEN A 1 N Approve (A) w Reject (R) PERSONAISEftYICE CONiRACfS MUST ANSWER 7NE FOLLOWING QUESiIQNS: 1. Hasthispersa�rmererworketluMeracoMmcttwthistlapartment? PLANNING CAMMISSION YES NO d6 COMMIITEE 2. Has Mis persoMrm ever eem a ctty empbyee7 CIVIL SERVICE CAMMISSION YES NO _ 3. Does this per�rtn po644ss a 51a11 not nwmallypo5ses.,eUU by enY �R�+t alY �PbY�� YES NO 4. Is this perso�rtn a targetetl ventlo� YES NO E�qNain aN yes arvswew on separete sheM aiM attach W green sheet IMTIA7ING PROBIEM ISSIYE. OPPORTUNIT/ (WYw. What, When. Where. Why) ADVAMAGES IF APPROVED Co�?�c� Re��rct; Center JUL 2 4 DISADVAMAGESIFAPPROVEO � DISAWANTAGES IF NOT APPROVED TOTAL AMOUN7 OF TRANSACTION S COST/REVENUE BUDGETED (CIRCLE ON� YES NO FUNDINO SOURCE ACTIVI7Y NUMBER FINANCW. INFORMATION (IXPW N) ��,�.a � MINLTTES OF TI� LEGISLATIVE HEAR.ING MARSI3ALL MOTORS, 1265 �cade Street Monday, July 19, 1999 Room 330 Courthouse Gerry Stratlunan, Legislative Hearing Officer The meeting was called to order at 4:16 p.m. 3ohn Nesheim, President of Marshall Motors, appeared. Gerry Strathman stated this heazing is being held to hear objecrions to the issuance of a second hand dealer-motor vehicle license to Marshall Motors, Inc., 1265 Arcade Street. LIEP is recommending approval of the license with conditions. Mr. Strathman received a letter with a petition attached to it signed by 18 people. They raise objections to past experiences as follows: lack of street pazking, high volume of tr�c, snow pile up, lack of cleanliness, failure to repair fence, using alley way as an entrance(exit, and constant noise. The letter also sites crime potential and the lot being too small. Mr. Strathman has read the response letter from Mr. Nesheim. In addition, Mr. Strathman received a phone call from Kernut Bergendahl, one of the signers of the pefition, who reiterated his objections to the issuance of the license and citing the same reasons as mentioned in the letter. Mr. Strathman asked did Mr. Nesheim receive a copy of the letter with the petition. Mr. Nesheun responded he did. Do the conditions address the legitimate concerns of the neighbors, asked Mr. Strathman. Larry Zangs responded they do. LTEP is trying to provide for a fixed number of vehicles for sale and for customer pazking. It should work. Steve Wewerka, 780 Orange Avenue East, appeared and stated there was a car dealership at 1265 Arcade Street previously and it increased traffic. There are 16 kids that live in the 2 block area. Sometimes the stop signs get passed by. Mr. Wewerka talked to five neighbors who all had the same concerns: increased traffic, not being aware of the stop s3gns, being unaware of the children in the neighborhood. There seemed to be a lot of kids loitering in the lot. Did he see the letter from John Nesheim. Mr. Wewerka responded he did not. (Mr. Nesheim gave Mr. Wewerka several capies of his letter.) Mr. Strathman asked is there something about this business that creates mare traffic than another business. Mr. Wewerka responded yes because it is a caz dealership. There is only room on the lot for about ten cars. There were a number of oazs that were always parked on the side of the road. Having that many cars there meant that customers had to go fizrther down the sireet to find a place to park. ���o\ MARSHALL MOTORS LEGISLATIVE F3Et1RING OF 7-19-99 Page 2 Mr. Nesheim stated he is sensifive to parking issues because he lives near St. Thomas College and has had problems pazking neaz his home. He signed a condition on the license that only fourteen cars can be pazked for sale on 1265 Arcade S�eet. His business must provide eight customer pazking spots. He has also agreed to hang signs on the door and desks telling people that if their car is pazked on the street, to bring it to the lot. The business has thought about telling customers to drive down Arcade Street to test drive a vehicle. As for crime, Mr. Nesheim does not know if his type of business increases crnne. There are some key items people look for in vehicles. If there are cars with expensive wheels on the lot, they wili store them off site. Nice stereos will be taken out. They pian to install additional outdoor lighting. Also, a security system will be installed on the building. He is concerned that things will not be adhered to, stated Mr. Wewerka. He suggested the neighborhood have a way to address Mr. Nesheim or the manager on site personally. Mr. Nesheim responded he would be open to doing that. He sent a letter to Ali and Bonnie Noghabaie (the people who sent in the objection letter with the petition). Mr. Nesheim just gave Mr. Wewerka ten copies of this letter with the five conditions, so that other neighbors can get copies. Mr. Nesheim stated he noticed some of the problems when attempting to purchase the properry: the refuse, the fence, and the lighting. He hopes to be a conscientious neighbor. He will keep snow off the sidewalks. Gerry Sirathman recommended approval of the license with the foilowing conditions: 1) There sha11 be no more than fourteen "For Sale" cars on the lot at any one time. Eight off- street pazking spaces, including maneuvering area, must be maintained for customers in accordance with city requirements. "Thru-access" must be provided at all times to allow vehicles entering or exiting the sit� to be traveling forwazd. 2) An obscuring fence 6'0" high must be installed along the west property line between the building and alley. If a new fence is installed, it must be conshucted of wood materials. Plastic slats inserted in the existing chain link is also acceptable as a screening device. This condition must be complied with by 5eptember 1, 1999. 3) Use of the driveway on Arcade Street immediately north of Orange Avenue must be discontinued. Whee1 stops or similar devices must be installed at the property line to prevent vehicular access to the properry from this driveway. 4) No outside storage is pernutted. No cars that are For Sale sha11 be parked on the street. 5} No auto repair or auto body repair is allowed on the licensed premises. Washing, waYing, and cleaning vehicles intended for sale is allowed. The meeting was adjourned at 431 p.m. rrn �������� Presented Referred To Council File # ��Qr Green Sheet # 64025 RESOLUTlON CITY SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA 31 Committee Date WI�REAS, the Legislative Hearing Officer recommends that license application (ID # 19490002930} for a Second Hand Dealer-Motor Vehicle License by Clinton Marshall, DBA Marshall Motors, Inc., 1265 Arcade Street, be approved with the following condirions: 1) There shall be no more than fourteen "For Sale" cazs on the lot at any one time. Eight off-street pazking spaces, inciuding maneuvering azea, must be maintained for customers in accordance with city requirements. "Thru-access" must be provided at all times to allow vehicles entering or exiting the site to be traveling forwazd. 2) An obscuring fence, 6'0" high must be installed along the west property line between the building and a11ey. If a new fence is installed, it must be constructed of wood materials. Plastic slats inserted in the existing chain link is also acceptable as a screening device. This condition must be complied with by September 1, 1999. 3) Use of the driveway on Arcade Street nnmediately north of Orange Avenue must be discontinued. Wheel stops or similar devices must be installed at the property line to prevent vehicular access to the property from this driveway. 4) No outside storage is perxnitted. No cars that are For Sale shall be parked on the street. 5) No auto repair or auto body repair is allowed on the licensed premises. Washing, waacing, and cleaning vehicles intended for sale is aliowed. Tharefore be it RESOLVED, that the Council of the City of Saint Paul hereby approves this license with the recommended conditions. Green Sheet 64025 ��—��� Yeas Na s Absent Blakey � Coleman � Harris Benanav � Reiter �� Bostrom � Lantry f/ � � � Adopted by Council: Date Adoption By: Approved � Requested by Department of. � Form Approved by City Attorney � Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council By: 2 ' c�q =�t_o 1 DEPARTMENT/OFFICE/COUNCIL DATEIxRWTW City Council Offices 7-20-99 GREEN SHEET No 64025 GONTACT PERSON & PHONE IoNallDys InMplNate Gerry Strathman, 2b6-8575 ot.,u„�row�de crtrm„¢t MUSi BE ON COUNCIL AGENDA BY (OAT� ❑ ❑ July 28, 1499 � �,,,. ,,,,.� xureert wrs ROUTiNG � AIM1C1�1.86RVICFfGtlL AlIWC1�1.1ERVIhKTC ❑MYORlORA396TANT) ❑ TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAGES (CIJP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE) CTION RE�UES7ED Approving application with conditions for a Second Hand Dealer-Motor Vehicle License by Clinton Marshall, DBA Marshall Motors, Inc., 1265 Arcade Street. RE OMMEN A 1 N Approve (A) w Reject (R) PERSONAISEftYICE CONiRACfS MUST ANSWER 7NE FOLLOWING QUESiIQNS: 1. Hasthispersa�rmererworketluMeracoMmcttwthistlapartment? PLANNING CAMMISSION YES NO d6 COMMIITEE 2. Has Mis persoMrm ever eem a ctty empbyee7 CIVIL SERVICE CAMMISSION YES NO _ 3. Does this per�rtn po644ss a 51a11 not nwmallypo5ses.,eUU by enY �R�+t alY �PbY�� YES NO 4. Is this perso�rtn a targetetl ventlo� YES NO E�qNain aN yes arvswew on separete sheM aiM attach W green sheet IMTIA7ING PROBIEM ISSIYE. OPPORTUNIT/ (WYw. What, When. Where. Why) ADVAMAGES IF APPROVED Co�?�c� Re��rct; Center JUL 2 4 DISADVAMAGESIFAPPROVEO � DISAWANTAGES IF NOT APPROVED TOTAL AMOUN7 OF TRANSACTION S COST/REVENUE BUDGETED (CIRCLE ON� YES NO FUNDINO SOURCE ACTIVI7Y NUMBER FINANCW. INFORMATION (IXPW N) ��,�.a � MINLTTES OF TI� LEGISLATIVE HEAR.ING MARSI3ALL MOTORS, 1265 �cade Street Monday, July 19, 1999 Room 330 Courthouse Gerry Stratlunan, Legislative Hearing Officer The meeting was called to order at 4:16 p.m. 3ohn Nesheim, President of Marshall Motors, appeared. Gerry Strathman stated this heazing is being held to hear objecrions to the issuance of a second hand dealer-motor vehicle license to Marshall Motors, Inc., 1265 Arcade Street. LIEP is recommending approval of the license with conditions. Mr. Strathman received a letter with a petition attached to it signed by 18 people. They raise objections to past experiences as follows: lack of street pazking, high volume of tr�c, snow pile up, lack of cleanliness, failure to repair fence, using alley way as an entrance(exit, and constant noise. The letter also sites crime potential and the lot being too small. Mr. Strathman has read the response letter from Mr. Nesheim. In addition, Mr. Strathman received a phone call from Kernut Bergendahl, one of the signers of the pefition, who reiterated his objections to the issuance of the license and citing the same reasons as mentioned in the letter. Mr. Strathman asked did Mr. Nesheim receive a copy of the letter with the petition. Mr. Nesheun responded he did. Do the conditions address the legitimate concerns of the neighbors, asked Mr. Strathman. Larry Zangs responded they do. LTEP is trying to provide for a fixed number of vehicles for sale and for customer pazking. It should work. Steve Wewerka, 780 Orange Avenue East, appeared and stated there was a car dealership at 1265 Arcade Street previously and it increased traffic. There are 16 kids that live in the 2 block area. Sometimes the stop signs get passed by. Mr. Wewerka talked to five neighbors who all had the same concerns: increased traffic, not being aware of the stop s3gns, being unaware of the children in the neighborhood. There seemed to be a lot of kids loitering in the lot. Did he see the letter from John Nesheim. Mr. Wewerka responded he did not. (Mr. Nesheim gave Mr. Wewerka several capies of his letter.) Mr. Strathman asked is there something about this business that creates mare traffic than another business. Mr. Wewerka responded yes because it is a caz dealership. There is only room on the lot for about ten cars. There were a number of oazs that were always parked on the side of the road. Having that many cars there meant that customers had to go fizrther down the sireet to find a place to park. ���o\ MARSHALL MOTORS LEGISLATIVE F3Et1RING OF 7-19-99 Page 2 Mr. Nesheim stated he is sensifive to parking issues because he lives near St. Thomas College and has had problems pazking neaz his home. He signed a condition on the license that only fourteen cars can be pazked for sale on 1265 Arcade S�eet. His business must provide eight customer pazking spots. He has also agreed to hang signs on the door and desks telling people that if their car is pazked on the street, to bring it to the lot. The business has thought about telling customers to drive down Arcade Street to test drive a vehicle. As for crime, Mr. Nesheim does not know if his type of business increases crnne. There are some key items people look for in vehicles. If there are cars with expensive wheels on the lot, they wili store them off site. Nice stereos will be taken out. They pian to install additional outdoor lighting. Also, a security system will be installed on the building. He is concerned that things will not be adhered to, stated Mr. Wewerka. He suggested the neighborhood have a way to address Mr. Nesheim or the manager on site personally. Mr. Nesheim responded he would be open to doing that. He sent a letter to Ali and Bonnie Noghabaie (the people who sent in the objection letter with the petition). Mr. Nesheim just gave Mr. Wewerka ten copies of this letter with the five conditions, so that other neighbors can get copies. Mr. Nesheim stated he noticed some of the problems when attempting to purchase the properry: the refuse, the fence, and the lighting. He hopes to be a conscientious neighbor. He will keep snow off the sidewalks. Gerry Sirathman recommended approval of the license with the foilowing conditions: 1) There sha11 be no more than fourteen "For Sale" cars on the lot at any one time. Eight off- street pazking spaces, including maneuvering area, must be maintained for customers in accordance with city requirements. "Thru-access" must be provided at all times to allow vehicles entering or exiting the sit� to be traveling forwazd. 2) An obscuring fence 6'0" high must be installed along the west property line between the building and alley. If a new fence is installed, it must be conshucted of wood materials. Plastic slats inserted in the existing chain link is also acceptable as a screening device. This condition must be complied with by 5eptember 1, 1999. 3) Use of the driveway on Arcade Street immediately north of Orange Avenue must be discontinued. Whee1 stops or similar devices must be installed at the property line to prevent vehicular access to the properry from this driveway. 4) No outside storage is pernutted. No cars that are For Sale sha11 be parked on the street. 5} No auto repair or auto body repair is allowed on the licensed premises. Washing, waYing, and cleaning vehicles intended for sale is allowed. The meeting was adjourned at 431 p.m. rrn �������� Presented Referred To Council File # ��Qr Green Sheet # 64025 RESOLUTlON CITY SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA 31 Committee Date WI�REAS, the Legislative Hearing Officer recommends that license application (ID # 19490002930} for a Second Hand Dealer-Motor Vehicle License by Clinton Marshall, DBA Marshall Motors, Inc., 1265 Arcade Street, be approved with the following condirions: 1) There shall be no more than fourteen "For Sale" cazs on the lot at any one time. Eight off-street pazking spaces, inciuding maneuvering azea, must be maintained for customers in accordance with city requirements. "Thru-access" must be provided at all times to allow vehicles entering or exiting the site to be traveling forwazd. 2) An obscuring fence, 6'0" high must be installed along the west property line between the building and a11ey. If a new fence is installed, it must be constructed of wood materials. Plastic slats inserted in the existing chain link is also acceptable as a screening device. This condition must be complied with by September 1, 1999. 3) Use of the driveway on Arcade Street nnmediately north of Orange Avenue must be discontinued. Wheel stops or similar devices must be installed at the property line to prevent vehicular access to the property from this driveway. 4) No outside storage is perxnitted. No cars that are For Sale shall be parked on the street. 5) No auto repair or auto body repair is allowed on the licensed premises. Washing, waacing, and cleaning vehicles intended for sale is aliowed. Tharefore be it RESOLVED, that the Council of the City of Saint Paul hereby approves this license with the recommended conditions. Green Sheet 64025 ��—��� Yeas Na s Absent Blakey � Coleman � Harris Benanav � Reiter �� Bostrom � Lantry f/ � � � Adopted by Council: Date Adoption By: Approved � Requested by Department of. � Form Approved by City Attorney � Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council By: 2 ' c�q =�t_o 1 DEPARTMENT/OFFICE/COUNCIL DATEIxRWTW City Council Offices 7-20-99 GREEN SHEET No 64025 GONTACT PERSON & PHONE IoNallDys InMplNate Gerry Strathman, 2b6-8575 ot.,u„�row�de crtrm„¢t MUSi BE ON COUNCIL AGENDA BY (OAT� ❑ ❑ July 28, 1499 � �,,,. ,,,,.� xureert wrs ROUTiNG � AIM1C1�1.86RVICFfGtlL AlIWC1�1.1ERVIhKTC ❑MYORlORA396TANT) ❑ TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAGES (CIJP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE) CTION RE�UES7ED Approving application with conditions for a Second Hand Dealer-Motor Vehicle License by Clinton Marshall, DBA Marshall Motors, Inc., 1265 Arcade Street. RE OMMEN A 1 N Approve (A) w Reject (R) PERSONAISEftYICE CONiRACfS MUST ANSWER 7NE FOLLOWING QUESiIQNS: 1. Hasthispersa�rmererworketluMeracoMmcttwthistlapartment? PLANNING CAMMISSION YES NO d6 COMMIITEE 2. Has Mis persoMrm ever eem a ctty empbyee7 CIVIL SERVICE CAMMISSION YES NO _ 3. Does this per�rtn po644ss a 51a11 not nwmallypo5ses.,eUU by enY �R�+t alY �PbY�� YES NO 4. Is this perso�rtn a targetetl ventlo� YES NO E�qNain aN yes arvswew on separete sheM aiM attach W green sheet IMTIA7ING PROBIEM ISSIYE. OPPORTUNIT/ (WYw. What, When. Where. Why) ADVAMAGES IF APPROVED Co�?�c� Re��rct; Center JUL 2 4 DISADVAMAGESIFAPPROVEO � DISAWANTAGES IF NOT APPROVED TOTAL AMOUN7 OF TRANSACTION S COST/REVENUE BUDGETED (CIRCLE ON� YES NO FUNDINO SOURCE ACTIVI7Y NUMBER FINANCW. INFORMATION (IXPW N) ��,�.a � MINLTTES OF TI� LEGISLATIVE HEAR.ING MARSI3ALL MOTORS, 1265 �cade Street Monday, July 19, 1999 Room 330 Courthouse Gerry Stratlunan, Legislative Hearing Officer The meeting was called to order at 4:16 p.m. 3ohn Nesheim, President of Marshall Motors, appeared. Gerry Strathman stated this heazing is being held to hear objecrions to the issuance of a second hand dealer-motor vehicle license to Marshall Motors, Inc., 1265 Arcade Street. LIEP is recommending approval of the license with conditions. Mr. Strathman received a letter with a petition attached to it signed by 18 people. They raise objections to past experiences as follows: lack of street pazking, high volume of tr�c, snow pile up, lack of cleanliness, failure to repair fence, using alley way as an entrance(exit, and constant noise. The letter also sites crime potential and the lot being too small. Mr. Strathman has read the response letter from Mr. Nesheim. In addition, Mr. Strathman received a phone call from Kernut Bergendahl, one of the signers of the pefition, who reiterated his objections to the issuance of the license and citing the same reasons as mentioned in the letter. Mr. Strathman asked did Mr. Nesheim receive a copy of the letter with the petition. Mr. Nesheun responded he did. Do the conditions address the legitimate concerns of the neighbors, asked Mr. Strathman. Larry Zangs responded they do. LTEP is trying to provide for a fixed number of vehicles for sale and for customer pazking. It should work. Steve Wewerka, 780 Orange Avenue East, appeared and stated there was a car dealership at 1265 Arcade Street previously and it increased traffic. There are 16 kids that live in the 2 block area. Sometimes the stop signs get passed by. Mr. Wewerka talked to five neighbors who all had the same concerns: increased traffic, not being aware of the stop s3gns, being unaware of the children in the neighborhood. There seemed to be a lot of kids loitering in the lot. Did he see the letter from John Nesheim. Mr. Wewerka responded he did not. (Mr. Nesheim gave Mr. Wewerka several capies of his letter.) Mr. Strathman asked is there something about this business that creates mare traffic than another business. Mr. Wewerka responded yes because it is a caz dealership. There is only room on the lot for about ten cars. There were a number of oazs that were always parked on the side of the road. Having that many cars there meant that customers had to go fizrther down the sireet to find a place to park. ���o\ MARSHALL MOTORS LEGISLATIVE F3Et1RING OF 7-19-99 Page 2 Mr. Nesheim stated he is sensifive to parking issues because he lives near St. Thomas College and has had problems pazking neaz his home. He signed a condition on the license that only fourteen cars can be pazked for sale on 1265 Arcade S�eet. His business must provide eight customer pazking spots. He has also agreed to hang signs on the door and desks telling people that if their car is pazked on the street, to bring it to the lot. The business has thought about telling customers to drive down Arcade Street to test drive a vehicle. As for crime, Mr. Nesheim does not know if his type of business increases crnne. There are some key items people look for in vehicles. If there are cars with expensive wheels on the lot, they wili store them off site. Nice stereos will be taken out. They pian to install additional outdoor lighting. Also, a security system will be installed on the building. He is concerned that things will not be adhered to, stated Mr. Wewerka. He suggested the neighborhood have a way to address Mr. Nesheim or the manager on site personally. Mr. Nesheim responded he would be open to doing that. He sent a letter to Ali and Bonnie Noghabaie (the people who sent in the objection letter with the petition). Mr. Nesheim just gave Mr. Wewerka ten copies of this letter with the five conditions, so that other neighbors can get copies. Mr. Nesheim stated he noticed some of the problems when attempting to purchase the properry: the refuse, the fence, and the lighting. He hopes to be a conscientious neighbor. He will keep snow off the sidewalks. Gerry Sirathman recommended approval of the license with the foilowing conditions: 1) There sha11 be no more than fourteen "For Sale" cars on the lot at any one time. Eight off- street pazking spaces, including maneuvering area, must be maintained for customers in accordance with city requirements. "Thru-access" must be provided at all times to allow vehicles entering or exiting the sit� to be traveling forwazd. 2) An obscuring fence 6'0" high must be installed along the west property line between the building and alley. If a new fence is installed, it must be conshucted of wood materials. Plastic slats inserted in the existing chain link is also acceptable as a screening device. This condition must be complied with by 5eptember 1, 1999. 3) Use of the driveway on Arcade Street immediately north of Orange Avenue must be discontinued. Whee1 stops or similar devices must be installed at the property line to prevent vehicular access to the properry from this driveway. 4) No outside storage is pernutted. No cars that are For Sale sha11 be parked on the street. 5} No auto repair or auto body repair is allowed on the licensed premises. Washing, waYing, and cleaning vehicles intended for sale is allowed. The meeting was adjourned at 431 p.m. rrn