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MINUTES <br />PLANNING COMMISSION <br />OCTOBER 11, 2018 <br />AMENDMENT TO <br />The Associate Planner stated that Paul Behr, property owner, and Michael <br />CONDITIONAL USE <br />Leahy, with St. Paul Utilities located at 190 Ryan Lane are seeking an <br />PERMIT FOR <br />amendment to the existing Conditional Use Permit to increase the outdoor <br />OUTDOOR STORAGE <br />storage area by approximately 2,700 square feet on the west side. The <br />& CONDITIONAL USE <br />current Conditional Use Permit was issued in June 1999 and allows for <br />PERMIT FOR PROOF <br />outdoor storage behind the rear line of the building. She noted that they <br />OF PARKING; <br />have been in compliance with the current Conditional Use Permit <br />ADDRESS: 190 RYAN <br />conditions and were issued their outside storage license this year. Mr. <br />LANE; APPLICANT: <br />Leahy is requesting to add an outdoor storage area along the west side of <br />ST. PAUL UTILITIES <br />the building up to the front line of the building. Mr. Leahy is proposing to <br />& EXCAVATING <br />move the existing chain link fence with slats 90 feet to the front building <br />line. By doing so, they are seeking to continue using the existing fence <br />with the addition of landscaping as an acceptable form of screening.. She <br />explained that the screening requirements in the I-1 District have since <br />changed and no longer allows using slats in chain-link fencing as <br />screening, so when seeking an amendment, these types of things should be <br />brought into compliance with the current code, so they are proposing to add <br />shrubs in front of the new fence location. She stated that staff feels they <br />are still in compliance with screening requirements. <br />The Associate Planner stated that upon review of the 1999 Conditional Use <br />Permit, the site plan shows four parking spaces on the west side of the <br />building. She explained that the applicant has submitted a site plan that <br />shows they can re-establish these spaces on the east side if needed, and <br />stated. that when doing previous inspections, this area on the west side has <br />not been needed for parking. She stated that as part of the Conditional Use <br />Permit Amendment, a Conditional Use Permit for proof of parking for four <br />parking spaces is a recommended condition. <br />The Associate Planner stated that city staff feels the Conditional Use <br />Permit Amendment as requested by Mr. Behr and Mr. Leahy is consistent <br />with the area and complies with the I-1, Light Industrial zoning district <br />regulations. She reported that city staff is recommending approval of a <br />Conditional Use Permit Amendment and Conditional Use Permit for Proof <br />of Parking at 190 Ryan Lane. <br />Schwalbach recommended approval of a Conditional Use Permit <br />Amendment at 190 Ryan Lane to allow outdoor storage on the west side of <br />the building as shown on the site plan submitted by the applicant, with the <br />condition that the landscaping be installed and the construction dumpster <br />be moved or removed within 15 days of the approval. <br />Motion seconded by George. <br />Motion carried 6 — 0. <br />M <br />
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