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1 1 1 DESIGN REVIEW BOARD November 14, 1990 The applicants are doing what they can to make the antenna less visible, they have completed $16,000 worth of landscaping, not turned on the warning lights at the site, and proposes to maintain the area as rural as possible. Monika Slatten stated that she can see the dome from her house and in her opinion the applicant has made it look as best as it can. MOTION: Mr. King moved to recommend to the city council that the board makes the interpretation that the addition of the 18 foot radome on top of the 100 foot tower designed to support it does not require an amended conditional use permit. John Bergeson felt that if the board was to consider this as a business with a building that it would be comparable to a small addition to the building, in that regard an amended conditional use permit would not be necessary. Monika Slatten seconded the motion and the motion was approved unanimously. REVIEW OF A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT APPLICATION #90 -56 AND A SITE AND BUILDING PLAN, APPLICATION #90 -57 FOR DOUGLAS BOE OF BOE ORNAMENTAL IRON, INC. LOCATED AT 484 LILAC STREET. Doug Boe DBA Boe Ornamental, 484 Lilac Street wishes to construct an addition to his existing building. Boe Ornamental is located on Lot 2 of Block 2 of the Lino Industrial Park. The structure is post and beam or pole barn. It was constructed by Lester's Inc. of Lester Prairie, the same firm that would be constructing the addition. Boe states the existing building has an area of 5,618 square feet. The site plan shows the addition measuring 48 feet in length with 60 feet of width and covering an area of 2,880 square feet. The building addition would also be post and beam with wrinkle -tin matching the existing structure. An overhead door would be located on the south side of the building, not visible from the street. Boe Ornamental has a considerable amount of outside storage at present and driveways and parking areas are gravel surfaced. There is a slight berm with scattered Norway pine trees between Lilac Street and the Boe building. Other than that, there is no landscaping on the site. At this time a gravel driveway extends to the building on the location of the platted Industrial Boulevard. This was permitted several years ago when the original structure was erected. Boe has recently purchased the lot immediately west of the Boe Ornamental 5