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024 COUNCIL MEETING September 22, 1986 Page Eight r. Schumacher asked Mr. Kluegel to outline the exterior storage ortion of Mr. Volters conditional use permit. Mr. Kluegel explained that Mr. Wolters is allowed up to ten vehicles, but no other parts or products. The first conditional use permit stated there would be no exterior storage on the south side of the building. The Council expressed concern regarding the appearance of the new construction and the need for a landscape plan. Mr. Wolters said he would construct an entry to the office building and dress up the front of the building by placing brick in the front of the building as well as enlarging the windows and putting cedar on the old build- ing. Air. Bisel moved to close the public hearing at 9:12 P.M. Mr. Marier seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Bohjanen moved to approve the amended conditional use permit with the stipulation that the front be bricked up to just below the windows with cedar stakes along the full length of the building and dress up the entry with brick or pillars and conform to the site plan and com- plete the landscaping to include the required size trees and to in- clude the recommendations of the Planning and Zoning Board. Mr. Marier seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously. litMPROVEMENT HEARING - 80TH STREET - RON STAHLBERG ayor Benson opened the public hearing at 9:15 P.M. Mr. Stahlberg described the background of this project. The City will replace the bridge over Hardwood Creek using MSA bridge funds and the turn of the street over to Anoka-County. The County will reconstruct the street to their standards. The City's responsibility is to provide the re- quired right -of- way._. Property owners will be asked to give the re- quired right -of -way to the City. Question from the audience - Is it possible to get the required right - of -way from only one side of the street? Mr. Davidson said no. Mr. Stahlberg said there will be some trees removed for this project. Mr. Marier said that originally it had been discussed regarding keeping the original 66 feet right -of -way. Mr. Davidson said the improvement will have to meet state aid requirements to be eligible for funding, therefore additional easements will be required. He said the residents could talk to the County Engineer to determine if the plan can be varied so as not to remove trees. Question from the audience - Are we going to be 'assessed? Mr. Davidson explained that the present policy is no assessment. IIIrs. Carlson pointed out an area where culverts were placed under 0th Street. Mr. Stahlberg explained the culverts will probably be eplaced. Mrs. Carlson questioned if it was legal for the City to dump more water onto her property.