05-23-1988 - Agenda Packet City Council - regular meeting

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Zoning File #1277 Page 4 include the normal location and designation signage that the camp would have to provide for the users of the facility. 4. Provide information on employees. Mark Peterson is the caretaker for the season. Please advise how many other employees will be working for the camp this season. In addition. provide information on a telephone and additonal telephone service for the day use recreation area. 5. Site gargabe - The site plan reveals an area or location for the garbage retention. Provide information as to the pick up and the schedule of that pickup. 6. Control of the number of visitors to the facility - how will the caretaker/manager control the number of visitors daily. A maximun: number should be established based on the limits of the septic facilities and RS district standards. 7. Fencing - Fencing may be required along the high sharp cliffs. This fencing need only be a 3 1/2' high cylone fence. This should be reviewed with staff. For sometime staff has mentioned this concern amongst ourselves, but we have -ever approached the applicant with this concern. Fencing and an appropri, v.arniny sign may be necessary. 8. Septic needs shall be per tables setforth in the State Health Department regulations 4630.0900, see Exhibit I. Dependent site shall be determined by the number of picnic tables proposed and an agreed upon number for possible boat picnicers and others who picnic on grass areas. The Peanut Row and the South Hill facility have been confirmed as acceptable by Michael Gaffron. 9. The septic system serving the caretaker unit must be replaced early this summer season. Staff would suggest by mid July. Planning Commission should add any other information that they feel is necessary to complete the review. Staff should note that Michael Gaffron and Tom Jacobs have made a recent inspection of the facility and the applicant has submitted an updated site utilities map of the camp, review Exhibit J. Staff approved the well and the water supply and now offical state certification will be sought. Staff sees no problem with the camp receiving that certification. Existing buildings not to be open to the public shall remain boarded up as approved by the inspector. The applicant has asked if the Planning Commission or possibly members of Council would like to make an inspection prior to the June 6 meeting. If Planning Commission feels this would be apriopriate and helpful in completing their review, rlease advise both applicant and staff. Applicant would be well advised to start the process of obtaining a. survey of the facili,:y if it is there plan to include tenting in the activities for this yeas.