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City Council Frattalone & County Road C Clean -Up Agenda Item No. 13 Inspecting Agenda Addition Minnesota Mini Storage Agenda Item `lo. 11 Mr. Frank Frattalone reported that he met with the Building Inspector on Friday regarding the clean -up of his property on County Road C. More of the property has been cleaned up. There are still some cars on the property that are owned by one of Mr. Frattalone's tenants. Frattalone stated that the Building Inspector was going to check this out and get back to him. Mrs. Scalze pointed out that major auto repair is not allowed in this district. Scalze asked if this tenant would be out of the property in May. Fahey stated that he had no problem with these cars being on the premises as long as it is understood that if this is a non - conforming use, the tenant would be relocated in April of 1936. Frattalone stated that none of his tenants are licensed by the City. If they obtain a license, then the Building Inspector will be able to police their operations. Also, the Building Inspector will be informing Mr. Frattalone of which businesses are allowable under the current zoning and which are not. Fahey felt that the Building Inspector should handle the situation and if there are any :natters that need Council action, the matter can be referred back to the Council. Fahey suggested that Mr. Collova keep on top of the situation. Mr. Frattalone asked if any of his businesses can stay if the Building Inspector approves. Fahey replied that the Building Inspector will work within the Code, and if a business is a permitted use under the zoning of the property, then it could stay. If a business is a conditional use, then it would have to come back to the Council for action. Mr. Frattalone asked if it would be permissible for him to hire Ewald Biese to do the inspecting on his current project. The City Engineer is recommending 100% inspecting and Mr. Frattalone stated that he would like to pay just one inspector rather than two. The Council was agreeable as long as it is understood that Ewald Biese would be inspecting on behalf of the City and not Mr. Frattalone. Mr. 3ruce Hubbard of Minnesota Mini Storage appeared before the Council requesting the approval of an amendment to his PUD Agreement so that he can construct additional office 'building. :1r. 'iubbard reported that Minnesota :lini. Storage recently purchased some adjacent property on which the office building would be located. The same contractor would be used and the buildln, would match the existing buildings.