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City Council meeting of June 7, 1999 Page 3 of $25,000, for a period of at least one year beyond the biannual review date of the permit, to guarantee performance under the permit. Stoltzman requested that the following be added to Item 14: Treatment to stormwater runoff shall comply with all applicable laws. Item #35 shall state the bond amount to be $$25,000. Leroux made motion, Barnes seconded, to approve the SUP for Norman C. Horton, Sr., for operation of an automobile dismantling facility at 16705 and 16813 Forest Boulevard, subject to special conditions. All aye. Motion Carried. FINDINGS OF FACT (RIVER CITY ASPHALT) The Council considered Findings of Fact, prepared by the David Snyder, regarding the City's denial of a SUP for River City Asphalt and the Jackson family to operate a hot -mix asphalt plant on the Jacksons' property. Council member Barnes requested that a change be made to Item #17, by changing "stock piling" to facilities in the Findings. Barnes made motion, Leroux seconded, to approve the Findings of Fact outlining denial of a SUP for River City Asphalt, as amended. All aye. Motion Carried. PUBLIC EASEMENT ENCROACHMENT PERMIT (WANDSCHNEIDER) The Council considered a request by Greg and Robin Wandschneider, 6201 Egg Lake Road, to allow them to build a 3 -season porch that would encroach six feet into the drainage and utility easement located on the south side of their property. This easement was provided to the City as part of the Hugo Meadows subdivision as a buffer area between the residences and the DNR wetland located along the south edge of the property. Given the slope of the property, and the distance from the established wetlands, construction of the porch as proposed would not block the flow of stormwater or pose a flood hazard. Staff recommended permitting the encroachment as requested. Leroux made motion, Haas seconded, to approve a six-foot encroachment permit for 6201 Egg Lake Road, to allow construction of a 3 -season porch. All aye. Motion Carried. SPECIAL USE PERMIT (THOMMES AND THOMAS) Thommes and Thomas Landclearing, 5728 165th Street, requested renewal of their SUP to process, store, and recycle tree waste on their property at the above address. The PC received a letter from the DNR instructing the City not to issue large-scale burning permits in the community. Based on this direction, the PC, at their meeting of May 26, 1999, recommended that Thommes and Thomas Landclearing be allowed a 90 -day extension of the SUP to allow them time to determine a way to dispose wood on the property. During the 90 -day period, Thommes and Thomas is not allowed to add to