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1 1 101 Planning and Zoning Board March 13, 1985 Page Three JOE SPETZMAN - SITE AND BUILDING PLAN REVIEW In discussing this site and building plan, the Board asked whether there were any concerns voiced at the hearing held by Council for Mr. Spetzman's rezone request. To address some of the concern shown, the Board felt that an immediate buffer between Mr. Spetzman's light industrial property and the residential property adjacent be required. Mr. Spetzman said that he has planted approximately 2,500 seedlings three years ago which would in a couple years pro- vide a more than adequate screen. The Board felt that 'a fence would need to be put up in the interim as a buffer. Discussion followed with regard to other specifics which are addressed in the following motion. Mr. Doocy moved to recommend to Council approval of the site and building plan review of Joe Spetzman with the following stipulations: 1) A six foot high, 165 foot long fence be constructed along the west side of the property, which could be removed when the trees provide a 50% screen; 2) There be no exterior storage; 3) There be no exterior lighting; 4) There be no parking outside the building; 5) There be no signage. The motion was seconded by Mrs. Klaus. Motion carried unanimously. FRANK & KATHY SAMPAIR - CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT - COMMERCIAL STABLE Kathy Sampair presented her request for a conditional use permit to operate a commercial horse stable and explained the planned activities of such a stable. In response to questions by the Board, she explained that solid waste would be removed and used as fertilizer and that there would be no signage and that the sale of equipment as listed in her application would include only the sale of halters,lead ropes and other tack as needed and would not be a retail type sales situation. Mrs. Klaus moved to recommend to Council approval of the condi- tional use permit requested by Frank and Kathy Sampair, 405 W. Ash St., New Brighton, MN, dated 2/25/85 for a commercial horse stable to include the activities of riding lessons, training, boarding, breeding, sales of horses and tack; provided that the drive and parking area be covered with a substantial rock -type paving. Mr. Prokop seconded the motion and suggested an amendment calling for the drive be a hard surface blacktop or concrete as recommended by the City Planner. Mrs. Klaus accepted the amend- ment. On the vote, the motion carried unanimously. The Board complimented the Sampair's on their presentation and said they appreciated getting a complete, well organized package such as this. Kathy Sampair said the credit should be given to the Building Official who led the Sampair's through the unfamiliar procedure.