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MINUTES PLANNING COMMISSION September 14, 1989 Schweizer agreed, pointing out that a wall had a more industrial look. Pedersen pointed out that at the last Commission meeting certain areas of concern were discussed, and the burden was placed on Slumberland and Yorkton to resolve these issues. Pedersen asked if either Slumberland or Yorkton had some solutions to present tonight. Kaufman stated that he was of the impression that the landscape plan submitted would meet the City's requirements, and it is apparant from the discussion that it is not adequate. Kaufman reported that Yorkton prepared the plan and this evening is the first he has seen it. Pedersen felt that the landscape plan was inadequate and that other areas of concern raised at the last meeting had not been addressed. Pedersen felt that action should be tabled until a serious solution is presented. Bendel felt that Slumberland has made a good -faith effort, and felt that Slumberland has been let down by Yorkton. Bendel suggested that the Commission communicate exactly what it needs to Mr. Kaufman. Pedersen agreed that some effort has been made, but the proposal is not complete enough. Pedersen again suggested the matter be tabled. Bendel pointed out that the City will require a bond from the developer and the City also has the leverage of withholding a building permit until all concerns are addressed satisfactorily. Pedersen felt the Planning Commission should have more detailed plans before it takes action on the proposal. Schweizer felt that there should be some communication between Slumberland and Yorkton. Costa asked why Yorkton was allowed to dump the concrete at the site without a permit. Moravetz reported that he asked the Building Inspector to look at the concrete, however, this has not been done. Moravetz felt that someone needed to address Page 5