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• Fire Department Memo (3/7/2024) Provided comments regarding drive lanes, fire detection and <br />suppression, building addressing, and gates/locks/access. <br />• City Engineer Memo (3/9/2024) Provided comments regarding impervious surface, water <br />connection, grading, and stormwater. Engineering requested more detailed plans. <br />• Washington County DOT Email (3/12/2024) Provided comments regarding future intersection <br />improvements and City cost share. <br />• Valley Branch. Watershed District Email (3/1.7/2024) — Indicated a permit would be required <br />• MN DNR — Did not provide comments. <br />Conditions of approval have been included to address agency review comments where applicable. <br />RECOMMENDED CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL: <br />1. The total number of dogs boarded at any point in time shall not exceed 300. <br />2. The total number of cats boarded at any point in time shall not exceed 30. <br />3. All past conditional use permits affiliated with the properties shall now be null and void. <br />4. The applicants must enter into a restrictive covenant agreement to ensure the three parcels remain <br />under common ownership. <br />5. Primary buildings must connect to City Water prior to the issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy <br />for the additions. <br />6. The applicant must provide plans for the water connection to the satisfaction of the City Engineer, <br />Public Works Director, and Fire Chief prior to the release of the building permit. <br />7. All city, state, or other necessary permits must be obtained prior to the release of the building <br />permit. <br />8. No construction may begin until the applicant has provided written documentation demonstrating <br />adequate wastewater management facilities exist or are proposed to serve the proposed addition. <br />This should include either a Washington County inspection compliance report for the existing on - <br />site wastewater system or a wastewater management plan and permit approved by Washington <br />County. <br />9. Address numbers must be plainly visible from the street and on the buildings. Primary buildings <br />must be identified by their use. <br />10. The Main buildings defined as Animal Inn, Animal Hospital, Kennel, and Animal Daycare may <br />be used for boarding. The two storage buildings labeled as shed and storage shall not be used for <br />boarding. <br />11. No outdoor kenneling shall be permitted on the property. This does not mean dogs cannot run <br />freely in fenced areas. <br />12. All fencing as proposed shall remain in place. Any desire to expand or erect new fencing shall <br />constitute the need for a CUP amendment. General repair and replacement of fencing does not <br />need an amendment. <br />13. There shall not be more than 4 principal buildings and 2 accessory buildings on the property. <br />a. Principle buildings are labeled as Animal Inn, Animal Hospital, Kennel, and Animal <br />Daycare. <br />b. Accessory buildings are labeled as shed and storage. <br />14. The caretaker quarters located in the main building, identified as the Animal Inn building on the <br />Survey, can remain. Expansions of the dwelling space will require an amendment to the CUP, <br />other zoning or building codes may also apply. <br />15. Uses are stated and defined: <br />a. Boarding — Daily stay (Not overnight) and Long term stay (defined as being overnight) <br />