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MINUTES PLANNING COMMISSION NOVEMBER 16, 2004 Erin Mathern, Mendota Homes, indicated that they have worked with these business owners over the past Few months, and it is clear to her that the intended use is primarily office. Mathern also reported that office condos will have an owner's association and should there be problems with parking, the issue will be brought to the association for resolution The Commission discussed whether there was the need to schedule a review of the PUD Permit in one year's time. It was the consensus of the Commission that given the City has review power at any time, there was no need to set a one year review. Duray recommended approval of the Planned Unit Development Permit to allow a non - traditional retail business within the Market Square Town Offices at 2866 Middle Street as requested by Jake Fuhrman and Janet Russell subject to compliance with the recommendations of the City Planner. Motion seconded by Knudsen. Motion carried 5 -- 0. AMENDMENT Chris Groholski and Clarence Bruhn appeared before the Commission TO CUP requesting an Amendment to the Conditional Use Permit For Precision PERVIIT— Tree to allow outdoor storage and accessory structure related to wood 50 SOUTH burning heat source at 50 South Owasso Blvd. Groholski indicated that OWASSO the additional Fencing that they are proposing is around the outdoor BLVD. — storage area as well as along the Waterworks easement. They are also PRECISION proposing the addition of two parking spaces on the north side of the TREE building, seeding of exposed areas throughout the site, and a permit for the previous installation of the wood - burning heat source south ofthe existing building and storage area. It was noted that these additional items are listed on the first page of the City Planner's report dated November 11°i. However, the fence listed in that report along South Owasso Road is not being requested. Bruhn reported that the PCA was out to test the wood - burning stove, and it passed emission standards. Bruhn indicated that when the testing was done, he provided for the worst -case scenario with regard to odor as he opened the door a couple of times allowing for a stronger odor emission than would be typical. Bruhn reported that the modifications that have been made to the wood- burning stove via the installation of a manifold that thins out the smoke, thus decreasing odor emissions. Duray ask r! if the wood - burning stove was the only heat source. Groholski replied that there is a standard furnace in the building.