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• Planning Commission Regular Meeting Minutes August 16, 1994 Page 6 1 Motion by Faust, second by Bergstrom to recommend Council approval of the front, rear 2 and both sideyard variances requested by C.M. Group, Inc. for the operation of a 3 convenience store with a fuel area at 2400-37th Avenue NE with the following 4 conditions: 5 1. Two variances to the structure, one on the south side for 7 feet and one on the 6 backyard setback for 13 feet. 7 2. Two variances for the canopy, one on the west end for 12 feet and one on the 8 north end for 20 feet. 9 Motion carried unanimously. 10 Chair Gondorchin urged the petitioner to attend the City Council meeting on August 23, 11 1994, for the final commitment of their variance. B. School District#282, conditional use request, for 3600 Highcrest Road(Wilshire Park Elementary School). 14 At 7:46 P.M., Chair Gondorchin opened the public hearing for a conditional use permit 15 requested by School District#282 which would allow the placement of two classroom 16 portable units on Wilshire Park Elementary School property for a period of 24 months. 17 In his staff report, City Manager Mornson informed those present that this property is 18 located at 3600 Highcrest Road in a Recreational/Open Space District. He added that the 19 Planning Commission, in 1993, approved the placement of one unit for a period of 24 20 months. The School District is now proposing to remove the existing unit and replace it 21 with a two classroom portable. He stated the school district did not need to have a public 22 hearing but at the hearing one year ago, it was suggested the district appear before the 23 Planning Commission so there was no appearance of issues not being dealt with in a 24 public manner. 25 A discussion was held with the City Manager being asked what would happen at the end 26 of the 24 months if the school district needs an extension of the 24-month period. The 27 City Manager explained the School District would come before the Planning Commission 28 at the end of the 24 months and request an extension at that time. Dr. Abrahamson stated the District wanted the use of the trailer for the first and fourth grades, on an in-and-out program basis and not as an all-day assignment. He stated the 31 trailer looked more like a house with siding and a gabled roof. In response to questions