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b. Indoor storage of the items listed above for outdoor storage, and other goods and materials, which in the determinations of the City Council, do not jeopardize the health, safety, or welfare of the City. 2. Buildings within the CUP Area shall be located in accordance with the approved site plan attached as Exhibit "C ". Any buildings damaged or destroyed by storm, fire, or other hazard, may be reconstructed. 3. The impervious surface within the CUP Area shall not exceed 1.5% of the applicant's property. 4. Outside storage may be located as depicted by Exhibit "C ". There shall be no paved parking areas. All outside storage and driveways in the CUP Area shall be grass or gravel. 5. In accordance with the landscape plan attached as Exhibit "D ", the CUP Area shall be screened from view by deciduous and coniferous trees. Applicant may transplant or thin out trees in the landscape area, so long as impervious screening is maintained. 5. The water run -off from existing or proposed buildings in the CUP Area shall meet the I % rule as to rate and volume, as determined by the City Engineer. 7. All of applicant's property shall remain in an Agricultural Zone so long as this Conditional Use Permit remains in effect. Security lights may be installed in the CUP Area in accordance with the City lighting ordinances. 9. The applicant shall maintain their property outside of the CUP Area in accordance with the permitted uses of the Agricultural zoning district and the required practices of the Soil and Water Conservation District. No site plan review shall be required for permitted uses outside of the CUP Area. 10. The Conditional use authorized shall comply with all State and General pollution and hazardous materials statutes and regulations. No hazardous materials or wastes shall be stored on the property or the CUP Area, except agriculturally related chemicals for use by landowners in normal farming or landscaping operations. 11. In the event that the applicant, or their successors or assigns, initiate a Comprehensive Plan Amendment and Rezoning of any of the property from Agriculture to a more intensive use, the CUP Area shall be reduced so that it does not exceed 4% of the remaining property, provided the property is at least a nominal 40 acres. The impervious surface coverage of the CUP Area shall likewise be reduced, by removing or reducing buildings, so that it does not exceed 1.5% of the remaining property. If the property becomes less than a nominal 40 acres, then this CUP shall terminate and all non - conforming structures all be removed within one year from the date of the City Council's adoption of the Comprehensive Plan Amendment and Rezoning. This section shall not apply if the City initiates rezoning or if the landowners are forced to transfer title to any part of the property due to Eminent Domain. 12. Neither this resolution, nor the City's Non - Agricultural Low Impact Use Regulations shall restrict the applicant's right to convey conservation easements over applicant's property.