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• Planning & Zoning Meeting Minutes of 2-15-90 Page 2 of 4 places the building approximately four hundred and fifteen (415) feet from the front property line and five hundred and thirty-five (535) feet from the west side property line. The building complies with City setback requirements. In conclusion, Mr. Albrecht stated that the request meets Zoning Ordinance prerequisites and is therefore eligible to be considered for a Special Conditional Use Permit. Mr. Albrecht expressed staff's suggestion of conditions that should possibly be attached to the permit if approved, they are as follows: (1) Landscaping: The area immediately surrounding this building shall be landscaped. The purpose of the landscaping is to improve the aesthetic appearance of the site. Required landscaping shall not obscure the view of the building entrance or the surrounding area. The landscaping planting plan shall require approval by the Director of Community Development. Required landscaping shall be in place at a date no later than thirty (30) days from the date of permit approval. ® (2) Security lighting: All faces of the storage building containing door or window openings shall be illuminated by security lighting. Such lighting shall be directed toward the building and away from adjacent property lines. Required lighting shall be in place and functional at a date no later than thirty (30) days from the date of permit approval. (3) Building Relocation: Consider the possibility of moving the building to another location. Mrs. Graves asked if anyone wished to speak in favor of the request. 1) Mrs. Richards - 10435 Quiet Hill - Representing the church. She stated that the building in question was 24 x 32 ft. and not 12 x 24 ft. as indicated. This building is used as storage for extra items (i.e. chairs, baby beds). Mr. Blackwell ask Mrs. Richards if there was any possibility of the church ever moving the building from the property? Mrs. Richards stated that the long range plan could possibly include moving the building as additional parking space is needed.