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MINUTES <br />PLANNING COMMISSION <br />OCTOBER 8, 1992 <br />Page 5 <br />nice business development that would be kept up. <br />Siebenaler pointed out that the property owners in the <br />area went along with the PUD a few years ago, and at <br />that time there was the indication that Loren <br />Brueggemann would be buying out the property owners for <br />his office- warehouse development. Siebenaler pointed <br />out that Brueggemann has only bought the raw land, and <br />the remaining property owners are still waiting. <br />DeLonais pointed out that the Planning Commission is <br />not opposed to the proposal before it, but must ensure <br />that certain conditions and standards are met. <br />DeLonais suggested that concerns about the Brueggemann <br />development be addressed to the City Council. <br />Olson questioned why the Planner did not raise the <br />issues outlined in his report at the two meetings that <br />where held with him. <br />Alan Hunting indicated that Steve Grittman did meet <br />with the applicants, and he believed Grittman did raise <br />these issues. <br />Olson disagreed. Olson stated that Grittman did <br />request a site plan, Olson prepared the one before the <br />Commission which Grittman told him to submit, and then <br />indicated that he thought there would be no problem <br />with the request. <br />Herkenhoff pointed out that the site plan submitted <br />does not show the parking, landscaping or screening of <br />outdoor storage. Herkenhoff explained that there are <br />certain requirements that must be met, and the Planning <br />Commission must review applications and look at what is <br />best for the community. Herkenhoff stated that if <br />ordinance requirements can be met, the Planning <br />Commission will not oppose an application. <br />Siebenaler reported that it is very frustrating to deal <br />with the City of Little Canada. Siebenaler reported <br />that one person says one thing, and another something <br />else. Siebenaler pointed out that the property in <br />question has been heavily assessed for the second time. <br />There are over $20,000 in assessments on the property. <br />Siebenaler reported that there is someone interested in <br />purchasing the property, and the Frattalone children <br />and Irene Frattalone wish to sell it. Mr. Brueggemann <br />has not expressed an interest in the property, nor has <br />he returned phone calls. Siebenaler believed that <br />Precision Tree would be a good business to have in the <br />community. Siebenaler reported that they wish to sell <br />the property and be done with it. <br />DeLonais explained that there are certain ordinances <br />which must be complied with, and the Commission must <br />consider the appearance of the property and its effect <br />