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l Mr, Marah said that traffic in and out of the driveway was a concern for these neighbors across the street so the club.relocated their driveway further to the west and got it out of the hole there malting it safer. He said the overhang for the storage building will be for a canopy for the rain. Commissioner Pelletier asked the hours of operation. Mr. Marah said they are open to the public from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m, On November 19, 2006, they closed until the I" Saturday in June 2007; The range is open each year on Saturday and Sunday until mid -October and then open to the public every day after that from 8 to 4, 45 minutes before sunset club members must stop shooting. Timetables are taken from the DNR hunting regulation book. Mr. Marah said they once had complaints about shooting at sunrise but that was goose hunters someplace else. Assistant Planner Matzek said Building Official/Code Enforcement Officer Jim McNamara went out to the site after a verbal complaint was received last week followed by the letter from Knappogue Farm, and after inspecting the site said there were no violations of the CUP. M/S/P, Armstrong/Schneider to recommend approval of an Amendment to the Conditional Use Permit of the Oakdale Gun Club for construction of a 36 X 60 accessory structure for storage. Vote: 9:0. PUBLIC HEARING: Rezoning to Village Residential Assistant Planner Matzek explained that this rezoning of the Village Area will be responsive to the Village Master Plan. The specifies of that plan are not yet finished so specifics as to use and density are not yet available. The proposal presented tonight is flexible enough to allow for the completion of the Village Master Plan. The Assistant Planner also noted that the city has requested an extension from the Met Council because the zoning districts and map are required by January 16, 2007, and it will be difficult to meet that deadline given the loss of key staff members. The City Council will review it at their next meeting. Chairman Ptacek said he spoke with the City Attorney and staff and both recommendations are to request an extension of our deadline. THE CHAIRMAN OPENED THE PUBLIC HEARING AT 7:24 P.M. Jose Chaves, 3505 Kelvin Avenue North Mr. Chaves said his property is south of Hamlet on Sunfish Lake, next to Schiltgen Farm, and indicated on the map that it was just west of the Village Area and adjacent to Sunfish Lake. He said the parcel is landlocked. He would like to find road access for that property. He has tried for a long time and there is no access. He hopes he will learn how this plan will affect him and his access. Preliminary surveying estimates say it is buildable and meets setbacks. He was assured when Hamlet on Sunfish was constructed that the city would not allow him to become landlocked but that is what happened. ........._ _.__. ..... Peter Coyle, Larkin and Hoffman Mr. Coyle he said he is hear on behalf of The Screatons whose affected land is on the northeast tip of the Village Area at Highway S and Manning. He asked if the substance of the Village Plan Lake Elmo Planning Commission Meeting Minutes of December 11, 2006 2