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MINUTES PLANNING COMMISSION September 14, 1989 DeLonais asked why landscaping and other items were not completed as part of the first phase. Kaufman replied that Slumberland should not have been issued an occupancy permit on the first phase if items were not completed satisfactorily. Kaufman reported that he is willing to put up a bond to ensure that all details are resolved as part of the second phase. Herkenhoff asked if Yorkton Ltd. was responsible for completing the project satisfactorily. The City Planner replied that this was not a question for the City to answer. The construction contract was between Slumberland and Yorkton. Costa pointed out that during the past week concrete blocks have been dumped on the site. Kaufman reported that those have been brought in and will be ground up and used as fill under the addition. Drabik pointed out the pictures contained in the Planner's report showing the debris on the site. Kaufman stated that that debris was to have been removed by Yorkton prior to tonight's meeting but was not. Costa asked why there was the need to store semi - trailers on the site and why efforts have not been made to screen these trailers. Kaufman replied that Slumberland owns two trailers which are stored on the site, and periodicly has trailers from vendors at the site. Kaufman also reported that the landscaping proposed at the rear lot line was proposed in an effort to screen the semi - trailers. Costa asked if there was retail business at the site. Kaufman replied that there was not at this time, although Slumberland has been granted a license for some retail activity. Costa asked for comments from the public on this matter. Mylon Moravetz, 476 Allen Avenue, submitted pictures showing the concrete that has been hauled into the Page 3