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permit. These are only suggestions and are not an all inclusive list. 1. Hours of operation should be confined to weekday hours, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with possible limited Saturday hours. 2. Extensive landscaping or fencing should be required to screen the use from the residential lots behind this site. 3. Noise and odor must be controlled per Ordinance requirements. 4. All repair work to be done inside of the building. 5. No external storage of cars waiting for repairs. 6. Outside storage of waste material, debris, refuse, junk, vehicle parts or damaged vehicles is strictly prohibited. 7. Storage of repaired vehicles only may be allowed outside with adequate parking space for employees and customers. 8. Lot coverage should remain at least 30 percent in green space. 9. Conformance with all other pertinent City standards. CONCLUSION Our analysis only points out the issues involved in this case and how a conditional use permit might be used to control possible site problems. Upon reviewing the merits of this case with respect to a possible text amendment, the City must also review this issue with respect to the rest of the City as a whole to determine if the B -3 District is appropriate for this high intensity use. The decision concerning a text amendment allowing Automobile Repair -Major as a conditional use in a B -3 District should be considered a policy decision which the City must make. If the site were to be rebuilt and improved to the above City standards, would the City feel that this is an appropriate use for this location and for the B -3 zone in general? Comments on this question and the types of requirements should be discussed to provide direction to the property owner. cc: Joel Hanson Kathy Glanzer Mike Lynch John Palacio Jerry Kukk George Krienke 3 Page 45