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PLANNING & ZONING BOARD August 9, 1995 Mr. Mesich inquired as to the current land use. Mr. Maki indicated the land is unused farm land. Mr. Herr expressed concern with condition number four, he wondered how the stockpile would be kept weed free. Acting City Engineer Powell indicated the condition is in place to prevent the stockpile from becoming unsightly. Mr. Brixius indicated this would assure incoming residents they would not have an unsightly view. Chair Pro -tem Robinson OPENED the Public Hearing at 7:06 P. Ms. Colon indicated she had received a notice in regard to this Conditional Use Permit. She indicated she had no immediate concerns, if the stockpile would be seeded and cared for. She also noted if it is for the use of the development she is not opposed. Ms. Colon expressed concern with any health hazards the stockpile would propose for the area children, she suggested there be some restrictions to prevent this. Ms. Colon encouraged the City to assure that if the conditions of the Conditional Use Permit are not followed that there be enforcement by the City. Ms. Neuvez was concerned with the effect the stockpile would have on the market value of her home and the surrounding homes. Chair Pro -tem Robinson CLOSED the Public Hearing at 7:10 P m Acting City Engineer Powell noted he had received a letter from a resident indicating the hours of operation had not been observed, the workers were operating outside the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Chair Pro -tem Robinson indicated this concern could be addressed in an additional condition. Chair Pro -tem Robinson inquired as to when the applicant would like to start. Mr. Matke indicated as soon as they have Council approval they will begin, since the seeding season is coming to an end. Mr. Mesich inquired if the land had been delineated for wetlands. Mr. Matke indicated the land had been delineated and the stockpile will not be near the wetlands. Mr. Mesich also expressed concern for condition number four. Mr. Powell indicated perhaps the condition could be reworded to state, "vegetation consistent with 4