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Item No: 2A <br />Meeting Date: April 3, 2006 <br />Type of Business: Information <br />City of Mounds View Staff Report <br />To: Mounds View City Council <br />From: Heidi Heller, Planning Associate <br />Item Title/Subject: Environmental Processing Center at 4889 Old <br />Highway 8 Presentation and Discussion; <br /> Planning Case No. CU2006-001 <br /> <br /> <br />Introduction: <br /> <br />The applicant, Merlin Brisbin of Star Environmental, Inc., has applied for a conditional use <br />permit to allow for an Environmental Processing Center, which would be located at 4889 Old <br />Highway 8. This is the site of the current Skyline Motel, which is zoned “Industrial” and <br />encompasses three lots for a total of approximately 2.85 acres. The applicant has a signed <br />purchase agreement with the owners of the motel. The applicant would demolish the existing <br />building and is proposing to construct approximately an 11,200 square foot building which <br />would include 10,000 square feet for the processing center and 1,200 square feet office and <br />research & development space, and an exterior bio-filter which would be underground with <br />the top being at ground level. <br /> <br />Discussion: <br /> <br />This Environmental Processing Center is designed in response to the Metropolitan Council <br />Environmental Service’s need to change the way industrial and household liquid wastes are <br />managed. This Center will include a receiving and processing facility that uses leading <br />technology to dewater liquid waste in a clean and odor-controlled environment. The <br />dewatering process produces a non-toxic, dry by-product ready for reuse or disposal. The <br />filtrate water will be returned to the Metropolitan Council’s collection system, aiding their <br />downstream processing. According to numerous Environmental Protection Agency <br />documents, utilizing recyclable components of wastewater is preferred and will significantly <br />lower costs for local and state governments. <br />Mounds View was chosen as a location for Star Environmental because they need to locate <br />within a 15 mile radius of the Met Council receiving sites. Mounds View is within that radius <br />for four of the Met Council’s current receiving sites. <br /> <br />The proposed business would be located on Old Highway 8 on the edge of the Mounds View <br />Industrial Park. This part of the City and the neighboring area of New Brighton is entirely an <br />industrial area with the exception of the manufactured home park on the north end. A natural <br />vegetative buffer does separate the industrial area from the manufactured home park. There <br />are no properties across the street since 35W/Highway 10 run next to Old Highway 8 in this <br />area. The processing center would be an attractive, newly constructed building which would <br />be an improvement over the existing building on the site. The applicant will have invested <br />about $5.5 million into this project when completed. A processing center would be much more <br />in line for the area than the current use of an aging and deteriorating motel. The motel <br />generates many police calls and problems, so the removal of this blighted property would <br />improve the safety of the entire area, including the manufactured home park that is located <br />north of this site.
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