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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL MARCH 10, 1999 Frattalone replied that he is sure the Ryan Industrial Park property owners would want the feel used for improvements in the park. He noted, however, that he made this suggestion, but that it was only a suggestion. Richard Belland, Belland's Auto Body, indicated that he has no problem with the Frattalone recycling operation and supported continuation of the business. LeAnne Hamline, 3151 County Drive, stated that occasionally there have been dust problems from the recycling operation. However, with a phone call to Fra-Dor, the problems have been immediately dealt with. Hamline stated that she did not oppose the continuation of the recycling operation. Roger Stanke, 209 Ryan Drive, stated that he did not oppose continuation of the recycling operation. He indicated that at first he questioned the length and duration of the operation, and also gave Frattalone a list of concerns that he had, specifically with dust control during the crushing operation and the use of the west gate durin~ emer~encies. Stanke replied that Frattalone has addressed those concerns. Stanke indicated that he supported a 10-year license with the option to reconsider at the end of that time period. Frattalone stated that he wanted to be clear that the use of the west gate would not be limited to emergencies, but rather on an "as needed" basis. Trucks using that gate would be empty and would proceed directly to Country Drive. Stanke indicated that he was in agreement with the specifics as outlined in the February 17'~' letter. Bob DeBace indicated that he has never had complaints from his tenants with regard to dust control. DeBace indicated that Fra-Dor is a business, and Frattalone should be allowed to run his business. Fahey asked if there was anyone present who was opposed to the concept being proposed for allowing the recycling business to continue. No one present indicated opposition.