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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES FEBRUARY 4, 1992 4 Condition 11B. Delete "of" in the second line. Condition 11C. Delete the last sentence, "The remaining 55% of the cost shall be paid for by other benefitting property owners." Page 4: Condition 11E. .....prior to a city decision to order a road improvement, .... Insert new Condition 12: The total impervious surface area of this development, including all phases past, present, and future, shall not exceed 25% of the 54 acre parcel size. Condition 12 becomes 13: Condition 14: This Conditional Use Permit does not include approval of any additional development. Additions and changes to this Conditional Use Permit shall require a CUP Amendment. M/S/P Williams/Dick Johnson - to approve Resolution 92-3, as amended, A Resolution granting a Conditional Use Permit to Linder's Holding Company (d/b/a Linder's Greenhouses, Inc.) to Allow Construction of Greenhouses. (Motion carried 3-2: Mayor Johnson: When fully developed this will be almost as large as the Maplewood Mall right in the middle of our city, in an Ag area. The idea that we are going to see daisies growing is insane --its going to be shinney glass and plastic staring in our eyes. It is contrary to the interest of the people in the City, particularly with the Regional Park directly adjacent. There is no way this development can pay for itself doesn't find any economic reasons for approval.; Mottaz: He was greatly disappointed with a council that over and over again made a commitment to the people of Lake Elmo that it would endeavor to keep Lake Elmo open and rural, which is what the people wanted, consistently approve developments that allow for much greater use and expansion of property than what is normally allowed for in the regional zoning. I believe that to be the case in this consideration --a very large commercial operation in the middle of an Agricultural area.)