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MINUTES PLANNING COMMISSION September 14, 1989 this problem and the concrete should not be allowed to remain. Mr. Hartman, Allen Avenue resident, stated that he did not feel that Yorkton should be allowed to grind the concrete on the site. Hartman pointed out that the neighbors will have to listen to the noise for three days not to mention the dust that will be created. Hartman pointed out that he lives in the area and is a taxpayer. Schweizer stated that someone should determine if grinding the concrete on the site is permitable. DeLonais pointed out that the Planning Commission only has the ability to table a matter for 60 days until it is returned to the City Council. The Planner agreed that there are items that have not been addressed, but felt it would be helpful to him and Slumberland and Yorkton to have these items enumerated exactly. The Planner pointed out that the Commission has the ability to recommend that these items be addressed prior to issuance of a building permit. Mr. Frattalone asked who granted Yorkton the authority to dump the concrete at the site. The City Planner was not sure. Herkenhoff stated that there should be a permit required for such dumping. Herkenhoff pointed out the situation with the Northwest Bank building. Herkenhoff stated that he was concerned about asbestos, and felt that any dumping should be regulated. Kaufman stated that Slumberland was willing to plant a double row of evergreens along the back property line as well as screen the area where the semi - trailers will be parked. Kaufman again pointed out that the City will have bonds and the occupancy permit as leverage to ensure that these things are done. Costa asked if there would be any future expansion of the building. Kaufman replied that there are long -term plans for another expansion. Page 6