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6. Agricultural chemical will be stored in not more than four metal lockers each measuring two feet by three feet by six feet (2'x3'x6') (or an equivalent size in volume), which lockers will meet all applicable Federal, State and Local regulations. The location of the storage lockers will be in the warehouse area. The chemicals stored will consist of fungicides, pesticides, herbicides and disinfectants. Upon request by the City, the applicant will also submit to the City Administrator and the Fire Marshall each year a list of anticipated chemical use for the year by type, brand name and volume, as well as the location in the warehouse of the storage lockers. Fertilizers will be stored in plastic lined containers in a flood free area as required by all applicable Federal, State and Local regulations. All chemicals stored on the site shall be for use at the Lake Elmo facility and the amount stored should not exceed what is needed for a typical growing season. 7. All petroleum products stored on the site will be for use on the site and will be stored and used in compliance with all applicable Federal, State and Local regulations. 8. Adequate off- street parking shall be provided as demonstrated on the site plan prepared by SEII, File No. 92014 and dated February 4, 1992. Off street parking shall be confined to the gravel base area. 9. The three staggered rows of evergreen tress planted around the perimeter of the west 40 acres shall be maintained properly and replaced when needed. 10. Additional landscaping and berming shall be constructed, planted and maintained properly and replaced when needed as shown on the site plan prepared by SEH, File No. 92014 and dated February 4, 1992. 11. The City of Lake Elm recognizes that Linder's will not construct all of Phase II at one time but over a period of years. The City also recognizes that the traffic generated by Phase II may contribute to the necessity for additional maintenance or a roadway improvement project to maintain accessibility and to protect the public health, safety and welfare. Therefore, Linder's Greenhouse, Inc. agrees to the following: A. The existing routine maintenance performed by the City to 15th Street includes: during Iate spring, summer and early fall approximately every two weeks the road is graded and calcium chloride is applied as necessary for dust control. Linder's Green- house, Inc. will pay 100% of the cost of calcium chloride and its application. B. The Phase 11 of Linder's Greenhouse, Inc. CUP will generate additional traffic on 15th Street, which will increase the amount of heavy commercial vehicles per day. If, as determined by the City staff, additional gravel needs to be added to specific trouble spots on the roadway, Linder's Greenhouse, Inc. will pay 100% of the cost of adding the gravel.