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MINUTES PLANNING COMMISSION FEBRUARY 14, 2002 PROPERTY DIVISION 2966 LABORE ROAD — RICHLE /SCHORN ARCHITEC- TURAL REVIEW - RUFF CUTS The City Planner indicated that Bill Richie and Bill Schorn have applied for a property division dividing a single- family lot from the Richie property on LaBore Road. The Planner noted that the City has previously approved a property division for this property and Mr. Richie is seeking to create an additional lot. It also noted that the City has discussed future thoroughfare plans for the area, and concluded that should the property to the east develop, road access to LaBore Road would not be needed through the Richie property. There was no one present to comment on this matter. Mr. Wojcik suggested that the property division be denied, pointing out the applicant's lack of interest in appearing before the Commission. Duray noted that the property division meetings City Code requirements. Duray recommended approval of the property division for the Richie property at 2966 LaBore Road as requested by Bill Richie and Bill Schorn subject to compliance with the recommendations of the City Planner. Motion seconded by Knudsen. Motion carried 4 — 1. Wojcik voted against, Dave Perry, Cobra Construction, appeared before the Commission and presented drawings for the Ruff Cuts development proposal for the corner of Little Canada Road and Jackson Street. Perry described the business operation as well as the layout of the building. He noted that there would be no overnight boarding of animals on the property. A neighboring property owner asked if the day care function of the business was permitted. The City Planner replied that the day care function would be a permitted accessory use to the grooming operation. The Planner also noted that the City's Code has no limit on the number of animals that could be on the premises at any one time. The Planner noted that there is no overnight boarding being proposed. Carson asked if the animals would be kept inside at all times. Perry replied that there is an exercise area proposed. This area would be fenced and screened with fence slats. Perry noted that the front of the building would face toward Jackson Street angled slightly toward Little Canada Road. There is brick proposed on the south and east sides of the building with vinyl siding proposed on the north and west sides. The roof will have asphalt shingles. It is proposed that the exterior of the building be blended in appearance with the townhomes to the east.