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ain thon <br /> r <br /> tiffiae <br /> SATE : AP PROVA�= (� <br /> October 14 , 1988 <br /> Planning Commission Members <br /> FROM : <br /> David M. Childs, City Manager <br /> I TEM : REQUEST FROM SALVATION ARMY CAMP <br /> The Salvation Army has formulated a master plan for the future of the <br /> Silver Lake Camp. A copy of this plan is attached for your review. <br /> Their immediate proposal is <br /> *to repave some of the roads in the camp; <br /> *to reopen the west entrance to the camp located on County Road east <br /> (west of the current main entrance) ; <br /> *construct an administration building on the northwest side of the <br /> camp; <br /> *construct a vehicle storage building on the east central part of the <br /> camp. <br /> Note: attached drawings and plans depict all of the above. <br /> All of these items are permitted uses and no variances are required, <br /> however, the zoning ordinance requires in Section 11 (Recreation <br /> Open Space) R.O.S. Zone, Subdivision 6: <br /> "All structures shall be constructed of a material and of a <br /> design which is compatible with the natural environment as <br /> determined by the Planning Board and Council and which con- <br /> forms with applicable codes. " <br /> Your review should address that provision of the ordinance. No <br /> public hearing is necessary on this issue. <br /> Background: The mausoleum at Sunset Cemetery and the new clubhouse <br /> at Gross Golf Course are the two most recent examples of review by <br /> the Planning Commission and City Council concerning compatibility <br /> with natural environment in the R.O.S. zone. <br /> The alvation Army would also like to take a few minutes to review <br /> their long-range plans with the Commission so that the City is <br /> informed of their future intentions. <br /> :cjk10. 18 .88 <br />