HomeMy WebLinkAbout10386RESOLUTION NO. 10386
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF REVOCABLE PERMIT TO TOM'S CAR
WASH FOR THE USE OF THE PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY AT 2222 WEST 18 STREET.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF PUEBLO, that:
SECTION 1.
The attached Revocable Permit is authorized to be issued to Tom's Car Wash for the use of
the public right of way at 2222 West 18 Street for the purpose of installing a business sign.
SECTION 2.
The use of the public right -of -way granted hereby is subject to all limitations, terms and
conditions set forth in the attached Revocable Permit.
INTRODUCED April 25, 2005
BY Dr. Bill Sova
Councilperson
APPROVED:
PRESIDENT CITY CPWCIL
ATTESTED BY:
CITY CLERK
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DEPARTMENT: PUBLIC WORKS
DIRECTOR — DANIEL E. CENTA, P.E.
TITLE
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF A REVOCABLE PERMIT
TO TOM'S CAR WASH FOR THE USE OF THE PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY AT
2222 WEST 18 STREET.
ISSUE
Should City Council issue a Revocable Permit to Tom's Car Wash for the use of
the public right -of -way located at 2222 West 18 Street for placement of a
business sign.
RECOMMENDATION
The Revocable Permit Review Committee recommends that City Council DENY
this request. The Committee instead recommends that City Council grant a 5-
year permit to allow the property owner adequate time to relocate said sign.
BACKGROUND
As a result of recent construction in the area, it was determined that the existing
business sign for Tom's Car Wash is located in the right of way adjacent to 2222
West 18 Street. City staff has issued a notice to relocate the sign. There is
sufficient area to erect a sign that meets the City of Pueblo sign regulations
within the property lines of this business. Allowing the sign within the public right
of way is not necessary as there are feasible on -site alternatives. Tomas Crain,
the owner has indicated former City staff authorized the installation of the sign
within the right of way. In discussions with Carl Olson, former Zoning Director,
Mr. Olson indicated he did not authorize such placement because that was not
within his purview. The 1998 sign permit does not show authorization of sign
placement within the right of way. If the permit would have indicated such
authorization, the Revocable Permit Review Committee would have
recommended an unlimited permit until the property is sold, such as recently
done for Mario & Joseph Bassi on Constitution.
FINANCIAL IMPACT
None.