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M/S/P Hunt/Dunn — to approve Case No. CUP/97-55 an direct the C.ty Attorney to prepare Resolution No. 97-55 with the following conditions granting a conditional use permit for a kennel business at 10824 Hudson Blvd. 1. The septic system shall be inspected and upgraded if necessary, 2. One sign is allowed. The sign shall be a freestanding sign and no larger than 10 sq. ft. with a maximum height of 6 ft. The perimeter of the sign shall be landscaped, 3. A waste disposal plan shall be submitted to the City, 4. Any complaints of barking dogs shall be reviewed by the City council. The City can revoke the permit if barking dogs are a nuisance to the neighborhood, 5. The conditional use permit is for a 70 dog run and grooming services, any changes to the permit will require an amendment to this CUP, 6. The Minnesota Board of Animal Health shall review and approve the plan. Written approval shall be submitted to the City, 7. The addition as shown on the site plan shall be consistent with the architectural integrity of the structures 8. No kennels shall be located in any of the accessory buildings, 9. Fire Department shall review the site, 10. One single family shall occupy the residence. (Motion Passed 5-0). 7.G Amendment to CUP, Vali-Hi Drive In: Robert J. O'Neil City Planner Pung-Terwedo reviewed her staff report and said she found the proposed accessory structure is to be located to the rear of the site and will not be highly visible, the building is necessary to secure the maintenance machinery, and the Vali-Hi Drive is a community landmark. M/S/P DeLapp/Hunt — to approve Case No, CUP/97-56 and direct the City Attorney to prepare Resolution No. 97-56 with the following conditions granting an amendment to a conditional use permit for Vali-Hi Drive In located at 11260 Hudson Blvd. 1. The accessory building shall accommodate maintenance machinery related to the business, 2. A list of this machinery shall be submitted to the City, 3. There shall be licensed Deputies on duty Fridays, Saturdays and holidays when more than 50 cars are anticipated, 4. The owner shall prevent litter from this use to scatter to adjoining property, 5. The parking area and drives shall be treated to control dust. (Motion Passed 5-0). 7.11 DRAFT PCS Ordinance City Planner Pung-Terwedo stated that as directed by the City Council, staff and the Planning Commission have been reviewing, discussing and making modifications to the Draft PCS Ordinance. She asked for comments regarding the latest draft version presented in packets. The Councilors discussed the current draft to the PCS Tower Ordinance and made amendments. M/S/P Hunt/Conlin — to set a public hearing on the PCS Tower Ordinance, as amended. (Motion Passes 3-2). Opposed: Dunn; No PCS Tower in Sunfish Park, not enough facts from PSC, DeLapp; lot sizes, inappropriate location, heights, lighting. Lake Elmo City Council 10/21/07