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4 • • • PLANNING & ZONING June 10, 1987 Page Three did not agree was the issue of the size of the trees to be planted along the perimeter of the project. Mr. Schilling, the property owner stated that he felt that the request of the City Planner to plant 5' -6' trees along the peri- meter was impractical and that the cost of approximately "$65,000 was exorbitant. Mr. Schilling said that if the City of Lino Lakes wants an industrial park and wants Mr. Schilling's cooperation on the industrial park they would have to work with this applicant on the tree issue or there may not be an industrial park at all. He stated his opinion that the continuation of the industrial park and the utilities to the area hinge on this project. The Board went on to discuss the rezone and conditional use permit. MOTION: Ms. Nelson moved to recommend to Council approval of a rezone from Light Industrial to General Industrial as requested in application #87 -12, by property owner James Schilling and applicant Lonn Hanson (Hanson Block). This rezone would apply to Lots 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17 of Lino Industrial Park and is based on the findings of the City Planner in his 6/3/87 memo on this subject: 1) The land is near a second concrete manu- facturing plant, 2) The land is near a second general industrial zone, 3) The land is away from any single family residential dis- trict, 4) Excellent highway access. No need to traverse residential neighborhoods, 5) Rezoning would allow for development of long vacant land) 6) Rezoning would not be contrary to recommendations of the comprehensive plan amendment. Mr. Joyer seconded the motion which carried with Mr. Cody abstaining. MOTION: Mr. McLean moved to recommend to Council approval of a conditional use permit as requested in application #87 -13, by property owner James Schilling and applicant Lonn Hanson (Hanson Block), to operate a concrete block factory at the location de- scribed within the application. The basis for this approval would be that the standards required in Section 5, Subd. 5 (2)(A - I) appear to have been met, and the City Planner, in his 6/3/87 memo on this subject recommends the C.U.P. with the following conditions: 1) The plant facility, storage area, and landscaping and all other physical aspects of the operation are to be constructed as shown on the site plan as submitted to the City of Lino Lakes and as amended by the City, 2) Outside storage of finished products should not be more than 12 feet high, 3) An agreement to construct necessary infrastructure (streets and utilities) items is reached with the City of Lino Lakes, 4) Completion of the garage by 12/31/89, 5) Continued removal of broken blocks with no on -site storage of this material, 6) Approval of the site plan by the RCWD and approval of an access permit by the MNDOT, 7) Other conditions as may be requested by the City Engineer (see TKDA's 6/5/87 memo on this subject) or the Building Official, 8) Review of operations after one year and annually thereafter. Mrs. Averbeck seconded the motion which carried with Mr. Cody abstaining.