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Minutes for the Planning Commission October 28, 1998 - Page 2 Dick Claybaugh, 16011 Harrow Ave., has no objection to the arena since he feels the McKellepps are decent neighbors and will construct something aesthetically pleasing. Schumann read a letter, dated October 15, 1998, from Jerome Rupkus, 16315 Harrow Ave. N., requesting the Planning Commission and City Council act favorably on this request since he feels the McKellepps are good neighbors and the arena would cause no negative impact on the area. Harrison asked how many horses would be on the site, and McKellepp said they had four horses at present and did not plan on boarding more horses there. Puleo asked the McKellepps if a portion of the arena would be used for storage and was told they may at some time store hay and equipment there temporarily. Puleo made motion, Peltier seconded, to recommend approval of the special use permit for a indoor riding arena. All Ayes. Motion carried. Special Use Permit - Hugo Feed Mill T. J. Marier, 5582 146th St. N., requested a special use permit to construct an advertising sign for the Feed Mill on a vacant parcel of property he owns separate from the Feed Mill site. Steve Marier, representing the Hugo Feed Mill, explained the construction of the sign saying it would be 19.5' high with a double sided illuminated sign, white with black lettering. The sign would be located in the concentrated business district of the City and at least 100' away from all residentially zoned property. Harrison made motion, Schumann seconded, to approve the special use permit with the following conditions: 1. No sign shall be placed where it blocks the view of a public street from access to that street. 2. The sign and supporting structures shall be maintained in a safe, secure, and serviceable repair by its owner. 3. The sign shall not encroach upon any yard set -back area or public easement. 4. The sign shall be removed upon any of the following occurrences: a. Any sale or development of the property on which the sign is located. b. The business the sign advertises ceases to conduct business activity or is no longer in existence. 5. The sign should be constructed in accordance with the state building code. All AYES. Motion Carried. Site Plan Approval - Industrial Painting Richard Maciej, 14812 309th Ave., Princeton, MN, had requested site plan approval to construct a 40,000 square foot office and manufacturing building in the Peloquin Industrial Park on the north side of 152nd Street. It was described as parcel C in the recent Fegowi Rental Subdivision. Schumann read the public notice as published in the White Bear Press Gary Papermaster, representing Industrial Painting, explained the intended use of the building would be for the sandblasting of fabricated metal parts and the application of various wet coating paint systems. The project would include a 3,690 square foot office and a 35,000 square foot shop. He stated they currently employ 14 people and would increase that by approximately six in the future. The site plan identifies parking for 20 vehicles. The property is not currently served by municipal utilities and Mr. Papermaster explained his desire to work with the City and adjoining property owners to put utilities in the area.