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• PLANNING & ZONING BOARD April 9, 1986 Page Four - REZONE & CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT - COMMERCIAL ASPHALT /GARY SAUER Mr. Sauer appeared before the Board requesting that the parcel of land located in the southwest corner of the intersection of County Rd. 14 and 35E be rezoned from General Business to General Industrial. He also asked that a conditional use permit be granted to allow the operation of an asphalt plant. Mr. Sauer explained that the location would be ideal for his purpose due to the freeway access. He further explained that this plant would be a portable plant, that the structures could be taken apart and removed within 48 hours. Mr. McLean stated that with this situ- ation, there would be no tax benefit to the community. Mr. Sauer felt the benefit to the community would be lower costs of asphalt to local people. A letter received from a Centerville resident asked that Centerville and Hugo be informed before approval of this plant since it may affect their air, water, traffic and waterfowl /wildlife. MOTION: Mrs. Klaus moved to recommend to Council denial of the request by Commercial Asphalt Co., P.O. Box G, 10633 89th Ave. No., Maple Grove, MN 55369, application number 86 -9 dated 3/17/86, for a IIIrezone from GB to GI for the following reasons: 1) No tax benefit would be experienced by the City, 2) The comprehensive plan designated this area as GB and not GI and the Board feels this zoning is appro- priate considering the types of business this zoning allows, 3) There is residential growth moving toward this area from the south and this type of business is not advantageous considering that growth, 4) There are proper zones wherein this business may be located within Lino Lakes. Mr. Prokop seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously. - LAND RECLAMATION CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT - WILLIAM BOOP Mr. Boop explained that he lives in the lot just across Rondeau Lake Drive from City Hall and that he is experiencing a swamp of stagnant water which collects in his back yard which makes his drainfield in- operable at times and has damaged the construction of his home in places and flooded his basement. In order to hopefully correct this problem and because this situation is in violation of the nuisance ordinance regarding standing stagnant water, Mr. Boop intends to work with the Building Official and use 1,000 cubic yards of clean fill to which he has access, to build up his back yard so the water will drain away. His plan is not to move the problem to a neighbor but create a drainage system to better his neighbors water problems as well. •