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from. Mr. Peter Scherer, this was moved within the property and was not removed from the site. The necessary deposit for the 451 loads equals $811.70. The question of the method of deposit was questioned. The matter of the $1000.00 in escrow was discussed. The $811.70 would be deducted from this $1000.00. Mayor Gourley asked about the street and Mr. LeRoux said they would like to get at this street as soon as possible. Mr. Schumacher said the application is for a special use permit for the mining operation under Ord. #6E. Mayor Gourley felt the only other item to be discussed is the business in a residential ares. Mr. Schumacher asked what will happen to the pole building when Mr. LeRoux begins his development and Mr. LeRoux said the building would be removed. Mr. Jaworski asked if there was a time schedule for when he plans to start development and when he will cease mining. Mr. LeRoux said, No. Mr. Jaworski felt there should be a time limitation on the special use permit. Mayor Gourley moved that a variance to Ord. #56 be granted for the operation of the business in a R -1 area and that the variance only be valid for the length of the mining operation and at such time any building for the maintenance of the trucks be removed. Mayor Gourley also moved that the special use permit for the mining be granted contingent upon feur things; 1) the deposit based on 0.150 a yard be made before the removal of the soil; 2) that the road work be done by May 1, 1981; 3) subject to an annual review and; 4) is a non - transferrable special use permit. Mr. Schumacher asked how the matter is to be de- termined. Mayor Gourley suggested this be done by load slips. Mayor Gourley added that any fees that occurred by the City shall be deducted from the money in escrow and at the completion of the project any monies remaining in the escrow account shall be returned to Mr. LeRoux. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried unanimously. The Clerk was instructed to watch for engineering costs on this project. They are to be charged against the money on deposit. Mr. Krysinski's request for a special use permit to operate a used car lot at his home on Lake Drive. There were many items that needed to be completed before this could be considered by the Council. There was discussion of the need for a drainage plan. There was also discussion on the need for a dust free surface. Anoka County Highway Department had no objections. The general consensus of the Council was there is no objections to the use of the lands - is just there are things that must be done and the storm water drainage is one and the dust free surface is another. Mr. Flannagan said they did not want to put a class 5 covering on the grass. Mayor Gourley said the question is whether this is to be commercial or residential - and they cannot be treated the same- Mr. Kulaszewicz asked if this would temporary and Mr. Flannagan said, Yes. Mr. Kulaszewicz asked how long and Mr. Flannagan said, Two years. Mr. Kulaszewicz suggested issuing a special use permit for a period of time and at the end of the time, the special use permit would be cancelled. Mayor Gourley said the decision is up to the operator - he will have to make up his mind on whether he is to be residential or commercial. If this is to be commercial, then this site plan must be submitted to the RCWB for their evaluation of the storm water run off. There must also be a dust free surface on the parking area. Mr. Kulaszewicz moved to tale until Mr. Flannagan has time to look at these require- ments. Mayor Gourley asked for a specific time. Mr. Kulaszewicz said for 30 days.