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MINUTES OF THE <br />CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />Monday, August 27, 2018 <br />7:00 o'clock p.m. <br />PLANNING DEPARTMENT REPORT <br />13. CONSIDER NARROWS DUMPSTER ENCLOSURE <br />Barnhart reviewed his Staff report regarding a proposal by the Narrows Saloon to place a dumpster <br />enclosure in the Navarre parking lot, which is city -owned property. In 2013, the City Council approved <br />Resolution 6353, which approved an amendment to the existing Conditional Use Permit for the Narrows <br />Saloon and a second Conditional Use Permit for a Class 11 restaurant. That site plan included two outdoor <br />patios and a dumpster enclosure. That plan was amended in 2014 to adjust the entryway to the two <br />businesses. <br />The site plan identifies the location of a dumpster enclosure approximately 15 feet to the north of the <br />patio for the Lake Room. The property owner has expressed a concern with the dumpster enclosure being <br />located in such close proximity to the outdoor patio and has proposed a location on city property toward <br />the far northern portion of the parking lot adjacent to Lyric Avenue. This location would separate the <br />patio from the dumpster enclosure. The applicant, at their cost, will build a three -bay dumpster enclosure, <br />two bays for the Narrows/Lake Room and the third bay is proposed as compensation for using public <br />property. <br />Barnhart noted relocating the enclosure would likely cause the loss of three spaces in that location but <br />three spaces currently striped as no parking for the existing dumpster could be added closer to the <br />Narrows and Lake Room businesses. The third bay could be used to coordinate trash collection for the <br />businesses surrounding the parking lot, which may be beneficial if and when plans to readjust the parking <br />lot move forward. <br />Crosby suggested the dumpster be moved down toward the west since the proposed area is near the open <br />enrollment bus stop. Crosby stated if it is slid down a bit, they could slide it in front of the tree area <br />toward the west, and that in his view that location would be fine. If there is the possibility of other <br />businesses using the dumpster, perhaps the City should consider adding a fourth stall. <br />Walsh asked when the Lake Room will be open. <br />Gary Anderst, Narrows Saloon, stated since he has become involved in June, he has tried to make the <br />process move forward based on the family's wishes to open up the Lake Room. Progress is being made <br />and hopefully in two weeks the Department of Health will be in there to look at the kitchen and address <br />the red tag on the Narrows side. If everything works out great, they would like to open up the Lake Room <br />in February, but that it has been a real challenge to get qualified trades people to do the construction. <br />Crosby stated the back part of the parking lot would be better for the enclosure as long as it is moved <br />further west. Crosby stated the dumpsters will have lids on them to keep everything contained and the <br />trees will help screen the area. <br />Walsh commented it makes sense for the City to do what they can to help make this area look better. <br />Dankey stated her concern is about the location given the bus stop in the area. Dankey noted a lot of <br />times people are parked in those spaces because they are dropping off kindergarteners but sometimes they <br />have to park further away and then the children run across the parking lot. Dankey stated she does not <br />want to lose one space up there since those spaces are used several times a day. <br />Page 5 of 7 <br />