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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL JULY 28, 2004 RESOLUTION NO. 3009 -7- 154— APPROVING THE FINAL PLAT FOR HIDDEN ACRES CONSISTING OF ELEVEN (11) SINGLE- FAMILY LOTS SUBJECT TO COMPLIANCE 6VITII THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION, AND d nno/)r/ IG Tur. II scar CRE.S "''V LOP:vfErv`T nI l L /i 21 V'3 LLIL £21L/1l G[Y A� 1 LJ LJLY AGREEMENT AS SUBMITTED 13Y CITY STAFF AND AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY ADMINISTRATOR TO EXECUTE THE AGREEMENT ON BEHALF OF THE CITY, AiVD APPROVING THE STREET NAME CHANGE FROM YORKTON WAY TO CONCETT,4 W4 Y The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Blesener. Ayes (4) Montour, Blesener, Anderson, LaValle. Nays (0). Resolution declared adopted. VARIANCE & Acting Mayor LaValle opened the continuation of Public Hearing for CUP — consideration of a Variance to allow outdoor storage in excess of Code 50 SOUTH limitations and an Amendment to Conditional Use Permit to modify the OWASSO BLVD. — site plan to reflect additional outdoor storage as well as accessory PRECISION structure for wood - burning heating system at 50 South Owasso Blvd. as TREE requested by Precision Tree. It was noted that the Planning Commission has recommended denial of all aspects of the request except for the modification of the site plan to add fuel tanks. The Planning Commission has also recommended that the site be brought into compliance within 90 days. Chris Groholski, Precision Tree, indicated that the Variance requested is needed in order that they can continue to use their property. She submitted a revised site plan for the Council's consideration. Groholski reported that Precision Tree would also like to plant trees on the east side of the property as well as install a fence for security purposes. With regard to the woodpile on the property, Groholski indicated that this pile constantly changes over as this wood is collected and recycled. Groholski noted the City's encouragement of recycling and indicated that the wood is collected and made into wood products. Blesener noted that the City has been working on the issues at the Precision Tree site for almost one year and no progress has been made. Blesener pointed out that after the Planning Commission recommended denial at their last meeting, Precision Tree appears at the Council meeting this evening with a revised site plan. EIe further noted that City staff has had no opportunity to review this site plan. Blesener felt that the Council should deny the request for Variance and CUP Amendment this evening, and start all over.