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',. . PLANNING COMMISSION FEBRUARY 24, 1987 PAGE 6 onto Silverdale, to be utilized for parking only and such other things that the Law Department deems appropriate, seconded by J. Burns. Roll call on motion: Traczyk, Burns, and Bierman, Yes. Gorris, Morgan, and Thomas, No. Motion failed to pass. Mr. Dubelko advised that even though there were not 4 votes against the proposal, the motion did not carry, and would not be referred to Council. V. COMMUNICATIONS: A memo was received from Acting Building Commissioner Sanker regarding the Kenny King Restaurant fencing stating, in part, that the fence does meet with the requirements as previousl.y set forth by the Planning Commission; and advising that if the fence were to deteriorate, .the City could enforce maintenance under the "property maintenance" ordinance. Mrs. Schmitz, the neighbor most effected, advised that the fence is shielding car lights from her property, but that she is concerned over the ownership of the fence in case it is damaged, explaining that originally there were to be two fences, one belonging to the Halleen property and one immediately adjacent which was to be erected by Kenny Kings. Mr. Gorris believes that Mrs. Schmitz has a point and questioned if the occupancy can be contingent upon them maintaining the light shield or the fence. Mr. Sanker and City Engineer Schaller both stated that the fence is on the Kenny King retaining wall, is shoFm on the Kenny King plans and is their fence. Mrs. Schmitz stated that Kenny King was required only to have a fence from the dumpster to Halleen's building, but there is a fence along the whole retaining wall, which they were told was the Halleen fence. J. Burns moved that because Kenny Kings has met with the conditions of the temporary occupancy permit, that they now be granted the permanent occupancy permit if all other con- ditions have been met, and with the condition that Kenny King maintains the fence, seconded by E. Traczyk, and unanimously approved. Brochure was received advertising a seminar for an automated mapping system. VI. COMMITTEE REPORTS: No items. V•II. NEW BUSINESS: No items. VIII. OLD BUSINESS: Election of officers: Chairman Burns announced that nominations were in order to elect officers for the coming year. T. Morgan moved that James Burns be retained as chairman for an additional year in light of the fact that the former vice chairman has resigned, seconded by E. Traczyk, and unanimously approved. Mr. Gorris moved that the nominations for chairman be closed, seconded by Mrs. Traczyk, and unani- mously approved. Mr. Burns was elected chairman unanimously.