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Item No. 6 (continued) M /S: Britschgi /Stangel to continue the subject public hearing open for 90 days while the owner proceeds with his efforts to bring the buildings up to Code and that a staff progress report be submitted when the matter again comes before Council (November 17, 1986). CLARIFICATION: At the suggestion of Councilman Bury, Mayor Claire advised those present that the intent of the motion is that only if the nuisance is entirely abated at the Rolison Road buildings and the grounds are clean and properly maintained will this proposed public nuisance abatement be withdrawn after 90 days. Councilman Greenalch stated for the record that he opposes the motion because of the recommendations of Fire Prevention Officer Millen and because of the report of the Housing Coordinator (6/4/86) relating to severe overcrowding, stating that the 30 days which would be allowed for improvement if the proposed resolution were adopted is sufficient. The motion carried on the following roll call vote: Ayes: Councilmen Britschgi, Bury, Chandler, Stangel and Mayor Claire Noes: Councilman Greenalch MINUTE ORDER NO. 86 -152 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (Council recessed from 9:45 to 9:55 p.m.) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - - -- 7. Public Hearing - Appeal of denial by the Zoning Administrator of application for Variance to allow operation of a health club with 37 parking spaces where 125 parking spaces are required, 345 Fuller Street - Sheldon Solloway, appellant (203 -05) (See City Council Minute Order #86 -119 remanding matter to staff for consideration of new information, 6/23/86) (203 -05) Report: Community Development Director 8/12/86 In response to question, City Clerk Hildebrand said that the subject public hearing was continued closed from June 23, 1986, when it was remanded to staff for consideration of new information and that when such action is taken, it is customary to place the item in the same Agenda category when it is returned to Council. Community Development Director Schroeter said that the provision of additional parking spaces makes it possible for the Zoning Administrator to authorize a use permit to allow additional parking on a nonadjacent parcel and to grant a variance for operation of a health club. In response to question, Sheldon Solloway, 955 Stony Hill Road, said the additional building space would provide more showers, lockers and office space. Reg.Mtg. 8/18/86 Page 6 MINUTE BOOK NO. 46 Page No. 366