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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES DECEMBER 1, 2008 3 Consider a wireless telecommunication tower permit and lease agreement to allow AT&T to attach an antenna array to the city water tower and to construct an accessory equipment shelter at 3303 Langley Court North, Resolution no. 2008-055 Kyle Klatt, Planning Director, reported the City Council was asked to consider a request from AT&T to attach a wireless communications antenna array to the existing city water tower and to construct an accessory equipment shelter at 3303 Langly Court. This is a permitted use but requires a wireless telecommunications tower permit. Annual rent is in the amount of $14,000 prorated for the initial partial year, which shall be increased January 1, 2010 and each January 1, thereafter. The presentation was abbreviated by the Council since there would be no visual impact on the residents. MOTION: Council Member DeLapp moved to adopt Resolution no. 2008-055 approving a wireless telecommunications tower permit and lease agreement to allow AT&T to attach a wireless communications antenna array to the existing city water tower and to construct an accessory equipment shelter at 3303 Langly Court North. Council Member Park seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously. Consider zoning text amendments to allow a bus/truck terminal as a non-agricultural low impact use in the HD-A-BP zoning district, Ordinance no. 08-010; Resolution no. 2008- 056 Planning Director Kyle Klatt explained the City Council was being asked to consider text amendments to the zoning ordinance to allow a bus/truck terminal as a non-agricultural low impact use in the HD-A-BP district (agriculture holding zone for properties guided for business park development). This request was made by Terry Emerson, 11530 Hudson Boulevard South, concurrent with an application for an interim use permit that could only proceed if the zoning amendment is approved by the Council. MOTION: Council Member Johnson moved to approve Ordinance no. 08-010 approving a zoning text amendment to allow a bus/truck terminal as a non-agricultural low impact use in the HD-A-BP zoning district based on the reasons cited and on the findings presented. Council Member Park seconded the motion. Mayor Johnston and Council Members Johnson, Park and Smith voted in favor of the motion and Council Member DeLapp voting against. Consider an interim use permit for a truck terminal within a HD-A-BP zone at 11530 Hudson Blvd., Resolution no. 2008-057 Planning Director Kyle Klatt explained the City Council was being asked to consider a request for an interim use permit to establish a bus/truck terminal facility as a non- agricultural low impact use at 11530 Hudson Blvd. to replace the vacancy on the site from the legally permitted bus garage that was on the property until July 2008.