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Planning & Zoning Board August 13, 2003 Page 13 APPROVED MINUTES Ms. Lane made a MOTION to approve the Marshan Lakes Industr ial Park with the eleven (11) conditions as noted in sta ff’s August 13, 2003 report and adding condition twelve (12) to state and also upon further inve stigation of the drivew ay to the satisfaction of Ms. Weinkauf’s business and was suppo rted by Mr. Corson. Motion carried 5-1 (Lyden). Chair Schaps recessed the meeting at 11:40 p.m. and reconvened the meeting at 11:52 p.m. E.PUBLIC HEARING – Fogarty Investment s, Lino Lakes Sportatorium, West of 35E and North of Cedar St., Condi tional Use Permit, MUSA Allocation Chair Schaps opened the public hearing at 11:52 p.m. Dick Thompson, consultant, stated applicant is proposing to develop part of a 40-acre parcel located east of Center ville and west of I-94. Sta ff noted applicant was proposing to use the southern one-third of the parcel for an inflatable bubbl e to house three ice rinks, a restaurant, a banquet hall, and a pro shop. In addi tion to the bubble, the proposal includes on-site parking for 462 vehicles. Staff recommended approval of the MUSA allocation request, the conditi onal use request based upon height requirements and the restaurant/banquet hall/pro shop subject to th e four (4) conditions as noted in staff’s August 13, 2003 report. Mr. Lyden inquired about fire protection in this type of a building. Mr. Thompson replied there were emergency exits, but ther e were not any extraordinary precautions for fire protection. Mr. Hyden asked if the rinks could be ta ken down to play baseball. Mr. Thompson replied the rinks could be removed. Chair Schaps invited appl icant to make comment. Brian Bourassa and Brian Robbie, applicants. Ms. Lane asked how much heating would there be in the Winter. Mr. Bourassa replied the heating would be minimal. He noted this was primarily for practice and not games. In the summer, the boards would come down a nd there would be football, baseball, and soccer. Brian Robbie stated the flooring would have refrigerated ice and the refrigeration in the summer would act as the air conditioner. He stated when the hockey season was over, they would put down turf for baseball, socce r, football, etc. pr actice and tryouts. He indicated this type of a facil ity would be in demand and would definitely be utilized. He stated in the summer, they would have football camps, baseball camps, volleyball, etc. He stated their busy time would be from October through May, but they would be open year round. He indicated this would be a nice, well maintain ed facility. He noted the restaurant would be family-oriented.