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MINUTES PLANNING COMMISSION JUNE 8, 2006 agreeable with that condition. Hall agreed, but pointed out that he is also concerned with service. Hall stated that he would not support a service facility at this location. Schultz agreed and indicated that they can do service in Eagan or else subcontract the work out. Schultz reported that they currently have two service people in their Little Canada location who install pool liners. Barraclough asked about the layout of the existing building. Schultz indicated that they would have 10% of the floor area for these vehicles and would likely display 6 vehicles at a time. Socha recommended approval of the Planned Unit Development Permit allowing indoor sales and display of small motorcycles, ATV's, and scooters as well as a Conditional Use Permit allowing a retail motor vehicle sales license (indoor only) for All American Recreation at 2940 Rice Street subject to the recommendations of the City Planner as outlined in his report dated June 5, 2006, subject to there being no service center for these vehicles at this location, there is no test driving of these vehicles at this location, and the size of the vehicles is limited to 500 cc's. The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Rheaume. Motion carried 6 — 1. Duray voted against. REVOCATION The City Administrator appeared before the Commission recommending OF CUP — the revocation of two Conditional Use Permits for Valor Enterprises. He 3161, 3165, reviewed the Code Enforcement Officer's report dated June 1, 2006 which 3167 SPRUCE outlines the long history of code enforcement issues at this property. The STREET — Administrator noted that CUP's were issued for auto retail sales as well VALOR as open and outdoor storage in December of 1999. From almost the onset ENTERPRISES there have been continuous enforcement issues at Valor Enterprises. The major conditions of the CUP which are in violation include: No outdoor storage of junk or debris; Allowable storage of 20 repairable vehicles and 30 for -sale vehicles; Parking areas to be surfaced; Perimeter curbing to be installed. The Administrator indicated that the property owner will say that drainage conditions have prevented him from surfacing and curbing the site as required. The Administrator again noted the long history of compliance issues at this property which commenced almost from the start. The Administrator pointed out that in December of 1999 when the CUP for outdoor storage was approved, Lori Peterson, representing Valor 12