[0:09] Welcome.

[0:13] Welcome. Welcome. Welcome. Welcome, welcome. It's Chairman Vita Good. Here.

[0:18] For Item Food Public Meeting for participation notes on anybody under video or has-

[0:40] I'm in the public hearing order.

[0:44] I understand this regulation is very in-safentication.

[0:46] Decapt's accessory bill and we'll give it

[0:48] at 8-2 stone rigs drive.

[0:52] Give us a little background on your building at your end.

[1:01] It's a door building that comes from all,

[1:08] I mean, I'll tell you what's up with the company.

[1:20] This is the manufacturer of it.

[1:22] They are a nationwide company.

[1:24] they have franchises in various states. My particular building was built in

[1:31] Rice Lake and moved over here. It's 10 feet wide, 20 feet long. It's in the shape

[1:40] of a lofted small barn.

[1:45] It's got a total of there's enough wide enough so you could

[1:49] get a long tractor in it or a zero-term long one, and then it's got another service store on the

[2:00] side of the square on

[2:07] the old one. I think it might be best of the other things you want on the

[2:10] oldest aspect. The wood building. It is a wood building. It's built on two four by six

[2:19] skins with two by six orange

[2:24] joists crossways on those and then the

[2:26] floor is laid on those. Well, the

[2:31] sides and the roof over. OSB, it

[2:36] does have a asphalt chamber

[2:38] roof. Outside is painted a dark

[2:43] ground and it's going to, it's, uh, Louisiana Pacific sighting, smart side sighting,

[2:57] the

[2:57] roots and the ground, the bird, the, the, the forest, mom.

[3:04] This is on the property.

[3:05] How did we end up here?

[3:07] So you, did you already put it in and then if, turn, somebody reported it or what, how?

[3:14] Oh, there's a building for it for it.

[3:16] Okay.

[3:17] But it's already there.

[3:18] He looked at

[3:26] the date, but in four weeks.

[3:31] Okay.

[3:32] Sure.

[3:34] Yeah, we have another date.

[3:35] I'm sorry, everybody.

[3:38] The building that was March

[3:47] 9th,

[3:53] he laid delivery of the building until early August.

[3:58] So I could get more to landscaping done, although the house was new about two years ago.

[4:06] So landscaping needed to be done.

[4:08] I wanted that whole sort of completion.

[4:11] So the building wasn't in a way, you wanted to.

[4:14] So

[4:19] this thing, however, is building the same color?

[4:22] They look like they are.

[4:24] The one in the foreground is a little bit darker.

[4:28] In the picture, they look almost identical.

[4:31] Signing is the same type of material and in the neighborhood to the right of that. He also has a building and that's

[4:40] Another shade later, but again the outside material is the same

[4:46] Style is

[4:52] there any public comments other comments? I have a copy of it. Let's see it. I did that

[5:04] Yeah.

[5:05] We put it in a box of from all of them here, yes, oh, wait, yes, there may be, this is

[5:14] called a comma, we have not just taken that.

[5:18] You said you have a copy of it, was it in support of the, okay, yeah,

[5:27] I was just curious

[5:28] if any neighbors had any concerns.

[5:32] That's it.

[5:42] You have a copy of it.

[5:43] You know, I'm just going to do that for you.

[6:19] I'm going to leave the public here.

[6:21] I'm going to find the stuff in the process

[6:22] regarding the addition to land use regulation variants.

[6:26] Land use regulations, various applications,

[6:29] detached accessory building,

[6:31] located at eight to eight stone bridge drive.

[6:35] Okay, so I've turned for comments.

[6:37] Is the letter of support of the...

[6:39] The letter of support...

[6:41] ...sports what he has there.

[6:43] It does support that.

[6:44] So this is going to be a, I don't want this to be a controversial question, but so March 9th, the City Council approved the building permit knowing it was going to be a different color.

[6:58] Okay,

[7:04] because I didn't go that it was supposed to be so when I got the approved buildings

[7:15] the tax to have showed the specification and that's the first time I knew that

[7:21] that was required and until that point I had I had heard originally ordered

[7:27] skill refine it. So I changed that to asphalt shingles to match the house. And I talked to the

[7:36] builders about putting sighting on to match my house. They don't have that color available, and

[7:46] the specification is it's got to be the same style and the same color. So I asked them if I was to

[7:56] by the sighting and take it to them when they install it and they said no.

[8:03] Is it your house pretty new?

[8:07] Yeah, you're going to recite it?

[8:09] No, you're talking about the building.

[8:11] I'm sorry.

[8:12] It's been a long day.

[8:13] Yes.

[8:15] Okay.

[8:16] There are any intentions of when the building arrived to buy shining and applied?

[8:23] Thank you.

[8:23] Okay.

[8:24] But then several people said that building looks a nice the way it is.

[8:30] Why don't you see if you can't get a variance?

[8:33] You're at the end of the call to set to

[8:38] objectious to painting it.

[8:41] The color of the man.

[8:43] It was to be the specification says the color and the style of sitting in the style of

[8:51] siting on the house is vinyl, double four, sitting as shown in one of the pictures there

[9:00] and the siting on the building is what the title material style of siting does not matter.

[9:10] I think what Mrs. Schultz has asked when we have objection to this before as he approves

[9:16] a grant of variance would require a bet that it would be painted to match that house but

[9:22] allowing society to retain as they are supposed to wipe it out or she doesn't accept the

[9:28] game.

[9:30] I remember I was just joking because I was joking.

[9:36] I guess if that's what you mean necessary that's what I will do.

[10:01] I mean, when you read the reason that this ordinance was developed, you know, it's obviously trying to avoid things that are more of an ice or we're talking about large.

[10:12] metal storage garages and things where, you know, it's very different. I think in this case

[10:19] paint in it may be more of an iceberg than leaving it where it's more natural and kind of matches,

[10:24] which I tend to agree with you. You know, I look at this picture and it looks pretty nice.

[10:29] Correct. And I mean, I guess if I was your neighbor, I wouldn't want to look at a

[10:34] bright silver painted one. I think this is if the objective is to be pleasing to the eye for your

[10:40] neighbors. I think leaving it the way it is is fine. That's just my thoughts on it.

[10:48] That's that was my gut feeling too and I kept looking at it and then I looked at the

[10:51] house and I'd agree. I would just stand out like a sore thumb.

[10:57] And you know, I guess I like to go back to why we have this ordinance and to me if it's

[11:04] because we want it to be visually appealing, what I see is visually appealing here.

[11:08] I

[11:13] actually think that he should try to match the color of the wall.

[11:19] I think that the color of the holes is a match of the wall walls is what I'm thinking.

[11:26] But then you'd have to paint the other one, too.

[11:28] Is the other one grandfathered in?

[11:31] This one here.

[11:35] That's not yours?

[11:37] Oh, oh, wow.

[11:38] That's okay.

[11:39] Thank you.

[11:42] Okay. I don't know. I think it blends in better here.

[11:47] I don't know, but I won't buy the bring-up.

[11:54] Yes,

[12:00] too.

[12:05] Where are we going?

[12:10] No, I don't think so.

[12:18] And I guess it just kind of depends on what angle you're looking at it from.

[12:21] It's like this picture, it's got the house in the background and it does kind of like not

[12:27] match the house from that angle but then from the other picture the other

[12:32] pictures I think it looks nice the way it is so it's yeah I just don't think he

[12:40] needs to follow the coordinates I

[12:47] mean it's it says visual compatibility it doesn't

[12:50] say the exact right it's visual compatibility you

[12:59] know so I mean that's that's

[13:01] left to a little bit of interpretation in my mind. It's not saying that it has to be exactly

[13:07] the same, you know, to me, it's visually compatible.

[13:15] I know the building from the conditions that does say that the garage building and the

[13:18] exterior part of the mansion materials will be this same building. Well, that's what I'm

[13:27] I'm going to write as the real human rights conditions, the real parents, so I'm not going

[13:33] to match the materials, but it matches the color.

[13:36] Is this a garage?

[13:38] It'll find it in the class of mind as a garage under our ordinance because we classify any

[13:43] accessory building that is more than 120 square feet as a garage in order to regulate the compatibility

[13:54] of the art.

[14:15] If

[14:20] you paint this building,

[14:27] sometimes when you paint, you know, paint over the original

[14:31] finish, it doesn't always look as nice or hold up as well.

[14:37] Is this a painted, is it painted, or is that the color of the, of his paint, okay?

[14:42] Okay.

[14:47] Make a call around there.

[15:01] I just wonder if you'd have to contact the company to find out what kind of paints you use so that you wouldn't have to do it over and over again if you repainted it. Yeah, I don't know if it's oil-based, or water-based. I'll

[15:21] make a motion that we

[15:24] approve the building with the conditions that it paints of the mass and color of the house.

[15:35] That good, not tough. I'm abstain. I went second.

[15:38] down. Most have made the second this. All those of the favorites. I'm sure you have a,

[15:45] I want to do a roll call.

[15:49] Peterman. Yes. Shilt. Yes. Mask. No. Rockman. Yes. Walters. No.

[15:58] That was for you too. Thank you. That's it.

[16:07] Well, he carried. So for the next event, you get

[16:12] the mask color of the house so much time I have to make that half of it.

[16:28] I would say in

[16:30] the

[16:38] prime, it's contacting a manufacturer to see what type of paint is on there and find

[16:47] someone to match that.

[16:50] Probably got to be a spat in the order.

[16:53] Okay.

[16:53] Probably not going to find that over the color.

[16:56] So, it's going to be a lot different than you can find it's, it's done.

[17:06] If not, you can smell the extension.

[17:08] It's okay based on what you find.

[17:15] My name is Jeff.

[17:16] You have an opinion.

[17:17] I thought you would

[17:24] continue to compete.

[17:29] Thank you.

[17:30] Thank you.

[17:39] Thank you.

[17:40] all for your time. Thank you very much.

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