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MINUTES FOR THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING OF 10-28-98 The meeting was called to order by Chairperson Peltier at 7:04 PM. PRESENT: Peltier, Schumann, Puleo, Harrison City Administrator, Robert Museus Deputy Clerk, Michele Lindau ABSENT: Rubenzer, Kellison, Malaski Schumann made motion, Peltier seconded, to approve the Planning Commission minutes of September 23, 1998, as submitted. All AYES. Motion carried. Schumann made motion, Peltier seconded, to approve the Planning Commission minutes of October 14, 1998, as submitted. All AYES. Motion carried. Schumann verbally requested that his application for rezoning and subdivision be withdrawn until further notice. Special Use Permit Renewal- End Zone Adrian Kramarczuk, representing Classic Holdings, Inc., 13891 Forest Boulevard, requested to renew the special use permit for construction of two 60' X 120' ice rinks behind the End Zone Bar. Classic Holdings operated the broomball rinks during the 1997-1998 season. The City had received no complaints regarding their use. Schumann read the public notice as published in the White Bear Press. Peltier opened the meeting for public comment but there was none. Harrison made motion, Puleo seconded, to recommend approval of the special use permit for Classic Holdings, D.B.A. End Zone Bar and Grill, as conditioned and in accordance with the approved site plan dated December 1, 1997. All AYES. Motion carried. Special Use Permit - McKelle Richard E. and Rhonda M. McKellepp, 16177 Harrow Ave. N., requested a special use permit to build a 150' X 70' indoor riding arena on their property at the above address. The accessory building proposed would consist of 10,500 square feet where 3,600 square feet is allowed by ordinance. The site consists of 10 acres and is zoned for agricultural use. The proposed indoor arena would be attached to the existing 36' X 56' barn on the site and meet all setback requirements. Peltier read the public notice as published in the White Bear Press, and opened the meeting for public comment. Richard McKellepp explained where the arena would be located on the property and assured it would be for personal use only. An indoor arena would provide an opportunity for a family member to pursue a career in rodeo riding. Puleo questioned the dimensions of the arena, and McKellepp said the length of the building would be dependent on the financing available to them, and the largest they would construct would be 10,500 square feet.