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P.C. Minutes - April 26, 1.995 Page 3 Commissioner Schumann suggested they have the Rice Creek Watershed review the site to determine if additional water retention areas should be included. Motion made by Kellison, seconded by Peltier to recommend approval of the request of Lessard/Nyren Utilities, Inc., 17.385 Forest Blvd. to use their property as exterior storage as defined on the site plan dated 4-27-95 subject to the following conditions. 1. The lot is improved by landscaping, grading, surfacing of the storage area, and surfacing of access drives. 2. All yard requirements of the ordinance are met. 3. Secure fencing of the storage area is provided if materials to be stored are in any way hazardous to the public. 4. Screening of the storage area is provided to the lots adjacent to a zoning district with a more restrictive classification. 5. Applicant shall secure all approvals required from the Rice Creek Watershed District for any extra runoff from the site. 6. All pine trees to be installed are to be 5 to 6 feet tall except at the east property line where seedlings may be planted. All pine trees shall be maintained and show substantial healthy growth for a minimum of one year. 7. The Special Use Permit shall be reviewed if the property is sold and ownership transferred. 8. The exterior storage shall be limited to equipment and materials used by applicant in the installation of underground telecommunications utilities. 9. The site shall have no more than 80% impervious surface including buildings, bituminous, and gravel storage areas. All aye, motion passed. Dr. Bill Barrett, 5673 147th St., has requested Site Plan Approval to construct an approximately 4,000 sq. ft. building on his property at the above address. Dr. Barrett's property is divided into two separate parcels. The western parcel adjacent to Trunk Highway 61, is the site of and existing 4,000 sq. ft. building. The proposed building on the east lot, fronting on 147th St. will meet all setback requirements of the City's CB zoning district. The two parcels meet city requirements regarding maximum lot area to be covered with buildings and maximum percentage of lot area to be covered with parking surface for structures of any type. Hugo City Code, Chapter 219-7, requires one parking space for 200 gross sq. ft. of floor area for professional and business buildings. The 41 parking spaces proposed for the site meets the requirements of this ordinance. Dr. Barrett was present and stated that had been informed by his surveyor that the property would not accommodate the building as proposed. Dr. Barrett will review his request and contact the City when he makes a decision on how to proceed. Motion made by Schumann, seconded by Agness to table the request until further notice. All aye, motion passed.