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MINUTES <br />PLANNING COMMISSION <br />AUGUST 14, 1997 <br />garage was being raised only so they could park their truck in it. <br />Buchholz expressed concern that loading of trucks has occurred at 10:30 <br />P.M. or 11 P.M. Buchholz also expressed concern with the R -2 zoning of <br />the property and questioned when that zoning was changed. <br />Harold Feichert reported that he lives across the street from the Wahlberg <br />property and he does not hear any noise associated with their business. <br />Mrs. Wahlberg reported that there was one delivery by a semi in the past <br />week. However, this was due to the UPS strike. Wahlberg reported that <br />the semi was in and out of the area within five to seven minutes. <br />Mr. Wahlberg reported that they do receive a delivery every Saturday <br />from King's Trucking out of the St. Cloud area. However, the truck that is <br />used has a 14,500 gross vehicle weight. <br />Buchholz indicated that sometimes Saturday morning deliveries occur <br />before 7 A.M. <br />Mr. Wahlberg indicated that he could limit delivery times between 7 A.M. <br />and 10 P.M. <br />Schletty asked the history on this matter. <br />The City Planner reported that a couple of years ago the Wahlberg's <br />requested a variance to allow the outside storage of commercial vehicles. <br />This variance request was denied. The Wahlberg's subsequently raised <br />the existing garage on the property which allowed them clearance to be <br />able to park their truck in the garage. <br />Schletty asked Mr. Buchholz if his main concern was the noise factor. <br />Buchholz replied that noise and early morning and late night deliveries <br />were his concern. <br />Schletty reported that he has frequent UPS deliveries to his home. <br />Schletty pointed out that the deliveries are not the result of a business use, <br />but the frequency of deliveries may be just as often as the Wahlberg's <br />experience. <br />DeLonais pointed out that the Commission could recommend a restriction <br />on delivery hours. <br />The City Planner agreed and it was pointed out that the City's noise <br />ordinance restricts the operation of construction equipment to between 7 <br />Page 24 <br />