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P.C. Minutes - 3/22/95 Page Two The Planning Commission reopened consideration of a reguest by Thomas Walsh for a special use permit to process and store wood at his property located at 5635 165th Street which had been tabled from the Planning Commission meeting of February 22, 1995. The Commission indicated concerns regarding the fact that Mr. Walsh was not present at the meeting to answer Planning Commission questions. The Commission was concerned over the location of the proposed activities on the site. Kellison made a motion to deny the special use permit to Mr. Walsh, which was seconded by Schumann. All aye, motion passed. The Planning Commission indicated they would be willing to reconsider the request given changes to the site plan or additional information on how the site is to be operated. Dan Dolan Development, Inc. and Jeff Barbour have requested a special use permit to construct a stone/brick monument at the entrance to the Duck Pass Subdivision on Lot 1, Block 1, at 136th St. and County Rd. 8A. The property is zoned RR2. The monument has already been constructed. Mr. Walter Stoltzman stated that past City policy has been to charge double permit fees whenever an individual constructs improvement without appropriate City permits. As there was no additional comment from the public, Peltier then closed the hearing. The Planning Commission discussed the set back requirements. Miltz-Miller expressed her concern that the monument should be subject to a separate hearing for a variance to required set backs. Miltz-Miller then made a motion, seconded by Rubenzer, to table action on the requested special use permit pending a variance hearing on the set back requirement in the presence of the applicant to answer Planning Commission questions. All aye, motion passed. SF-'E*C I AL USE PERMIT -- IYION'YANARI HOMES Montanari Homes, Inc. has requested a special use permit to install a 4' x 8' directional sign at the intersection of County Rd. 8A and Highway 61. The sign is currently constructed on the site replacing a previously permitted sign erected by another developer. No one was present to comment on the request. Rubenzer made a motion, seconded by Agness, to approve the special use permit as requested subject to the sign being removed from the site within two years. Montanari Homes must be responsible for maintaining the sign and adjacent areas in accordance with City ordinance. All aye, motion passed.