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• • • Planning & Zoning Board July 14, 1999 Page 4 may suggest that the Legion has a good chance of no disruption. He stated he does want to see the Legion come into the City. He expressed concern regarding the use of that site. He added that using a pole barn is not the best situation. He stated he may support the plan if there was a well laid out landscaping plan and a fence is installed. He asked about the location of the ditch. Mr. Powell pointed out the location of the ditch stating it is along the rear of the property. The pond will be maintained by the property owner. The City will have an easement over it and can step in if it is not properly maintained. Mr. Corson made a MOTION to close the public hearing at 7:14 p.m., and was supported by Mr. Dunn. Motion carried 6 -0. Mr. Dunn stated the City needs to be aware of the Comprehensive Plan. The plan for the Legion is consistent with the land use indicated in the Comprehensive Plan. He stated he would prefer to see a living wall of spruce trees. He also stated a stipulation should be made that a building permit is not granted until all conditions are met. He asked about any noise abatement within the facility itself. He suggested the possibility of containing the noise in the building. The issuance of a liquor license is up to the City Council. He asked that condition #10 be modified to include a stip on regarding the granting of the building permit. Mr. Corson stated he is in favor of a fence bec wandering into resident's back yards. He ted board with 11/2" overlap. he noise and to keep patrons from ould like to see a 6' high board -on- Acting Chair Lane asked if it is a tF equest special insulation. She stated she would like to see that as an add tio Mr. Smyser stated the City has the right to set conditions for approval. Ms. Carlson stated the City ha e reasonable and should determine what the noise will be. The City does have a noise ordinance. Mr. Smyser noted that he feels the City's noise ordinance is thin. He added that staff is unsure about how much noise there will be. Ms. Carlson stated the issue is keeping the noise down and not in. Mr. Dunn stated that if noise is going to be created it is easier to fix at the beginning of a project. Any applicant must evaluate the cost of doing things now or after the building is completed. Mr. Schilling noted there is an acoustical product on the market that the applicant should consider. Ms. Carlson stated the area is planned for commercial use and will be zoned general business. She stated she sees the Legion as more neighborhood friendly than a different business that could be allowed. She stated she appreciates that the Legion is willing to