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Page 2 Planning Commission Regular Meeting April 3, 1980 McCumber and Dahl Proposal: Mr. Ed McCumber appeared along with Mr. Larry Dahl. Mr. Dahl wishes to operate an Auto Alignment and Frame- Straightening Shop in Edward McCumbers building located near the intersection of Co. Rd. D and Edgerton. Mr. Dahl submitted letter of intent stating his proposals for said business. There was discussion on possible debris that could accumulate on the property resulting from said business. The Zoning on the property is light industrial, and this type of business does fit the zoning. Occupancy permit has not as yet been granted for the building. Mr. McCumber stated that he is in the process of compiling with both the Landscaping Bond and the Park Charge required for his building. Custom Designers of Hugo, Minn., are landscapers for the site. Brad Nielsen indicated that the landscape plans are still inadequate based on site check and site plan dated 10- 29-79. Motion made by Dick Boss to recommend that license for Mr. Dahl's business be granted contigent upon the following: - issues outlined in memorandum, dated 26 March 1980, from Brad Nielsen /Joe Chlebeck to Little Canada Planning Commission, Mayor and City Council, be resolved; and - that there be no outside parking on site other than in a fenced in area. Motion Seconded by Joe Vitale Motion denied: Ayes - 3, Nayes - 4 Donald Gagne Building Permit Request: Mr. Don Gagne appeared with proposal to construct single family residential dwelling on a section of his property located between Country Dr. and Condit St. The property is currently zoned B-2 and Mr. Nielsen instructed the Planning Commission that it was not possible to issue a special use permit for a residential single family dwelling on commercially zoned land. In order to build a single family residential home, Mr. Gagne would have to apply for a rezoning on the property. Motion made to recommend allowing single family dwelling on property subject to rezoning to residential use, by Gene DeLonais, Seconded By Joe Vitale. Motion Carried: 8 - 0 Keystone Car Wash: Mr. Richard Nordby appeared with proposal to change Keystone Car Wash business to Auto Rustproofing and Polyglycoating Service. There was discussion as to the amount of fumes that would be vented out of the building resulting from the Rustproofing. There were also questions raised as to the disposal and storage of barrels connected with the operations of the business. Mr. Nordby assured the Planning Commission that there would be no outside storage of barrels, and that., only one car would be worked on at a time, because there are 2