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M/S/P Dunn/Armstrong - to approve the Section 520 Site Plan for Susan and Neil Siverson, based on the recommendation of the Planning Commission; and plans staff -dated October 2, 2001, and subject to the following 6 conditions: 1. Compliance with all conditions of the conditional use permit for Non - Agricultural Low Impact Use (City Council Resolution No 2001-040). 2. Compliance with the recommendations of the City Engineer. 3. Outside storage may only be undertaken on that portion of the CUP Area that is screened to the West by a structure physically located on the CUP area. 4. No signage related to the use is approved. 5. Any exterior lighting shall comply with the standards of Section 1350 of the City Code. 6. All site landscaping improvements shall be installed within 180 days of issuance of a building permit for any structure in the CUP area; and, be secured by the owner for a period of two years, as provided by Section 520 of the City Code. (520.01, Subd. 1 C4). (Motion passed 5-0). C.Shafer Mining Conditional Use Permit Violations Planner Dillerud reported on the site inspections to determine Shafer's compliance with its CUP for mining operations on May 10 and July 7, 2001. Scott Spisak, representing Shafer contracting, corrected the Planner that it was the August 7 b meeting and not July 7, 2001. Mr. Spisak explained Shafer Contracting did remove the concrete barriers and 60% of the material. More material would be going out this fall to Woodbury for final construction phases. Council member Siedow asked how long has material been stockpiled? Spisak responded for as long as he can remember. Siedow was willing to give removal of material until July, 2002 with no more material brought in. DeLapp stated the material coming in is in violation of our CUP. The pile of loose gravel and sand is degradation to the residents. Shafer put up a large berm as raw dirt, and the dirt is blowing into the residents' property. There is extra road damage with the truck traffic. How much are we getting in Fees? Planner Dillerud responded there is minimal extraction fees collected, and the City gets a small part. Council member Dunn would approve extending to July 31 at the latest. LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES OCTOBER 16, 2001 8