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City Council meeting of June 7, 1999 Page 4 stockpiles on the property or conduct burning not approved by the City's Fire Marshal. Barnes made motion to add Item #20 to the existing SUP, as follows: The 19 previous conditions notwithstanding, this SUP shall be extended until September 7, 1999, with the added stipulations that: a) only recyclable materials be imported and allowed to accumulate on the site; b) all burning be with the concurrence of the City's Fire Marshal and the DNR; and c) the applicant shall develop a plan for wood disposal for the material presently stored on-site. Motion failed for lack of second. Stoltzman made motion, Leroux seconded, to grant a 90 -day extension of the Thommes and Thomas Landclearing SUP subject to the following: no additional burning be allowed, and approval to bring in recyclable materials only (no brush). VOTING AYE: Haas, Leroux, Petryk, Stoltzman VOTING NAY: Debra Barnes Motion Carried. SPECIAL USE PERMIT (OLSEN) John Olsen, 14728 Irish Avenue, requested to renew his SUP to process and store firewood on his property at the above address. The PC received a letter from the City's Fire Chief stating that the DNR would allow Mr. Olsen to continue small-scale burning on the property for an additional year. The PC, at their meeting of May 26, 1999, then recommended approval of the SUP for one year in accordance with its existing standards and conditions. Barnes made motion, Haas seconded, to approve renewal of the SUP for John Olsen, 147288 Irish Avenue, to process and store firewood on his property, for a one-year period, in accordance with its conditions. All aye. Motion Carried. SITE PLAN APPROVAL (MOGREN) Chris Mogren, 7310 132nd Street, applied to construct a 152' x 60' pole building on his property at the above address, to house landscaping equipment and farm supplies. Construction of the desired -sized building is a permitted accessory use in an agricultural district when used to store farm supplies. The use of the building for commercial and industrial purposes is prohibited. The PC considered Mr. Mogren's request at their meeting of May 26, 1999, and recommended denial of the site plan approval as use of the building for the storage of landscaping equipment used in the operation of Mr. Mogren's business is not a permitted use in the City's agriculture zoning district. Barnes made motion, Haas seconded, to deny the request of Chris Mogren, 7310 132nd Street, for site plan approval to construct a 60' x 152' pole building to house landscaping equipment and farm supplies. Denial is based on City ordinance prohibiting use of the building for commercial or industrial purposes. All aye. Motion Carried.