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P.C. Minutes - June 28, 1995 page 2 Naikonde on the mito ha«o hevn dp\ineated by the Washington County Soil and Water Conservation District. The City has received notification from Washington County Department of Public Works that driveway permits will be issued for connection to C.R. 57. Percolation tests have not been performed on the site. There were no comments from to public. The hearing was closed. Motion made by Schumann, seconded by Rubenzer to recommend approval of the subdivision request of David and Lorna Lutz to subdivide 57.7 acres into three lots subject to the following conditions. 1. Approval of septic site locations by the Washington County Department of Health. 2. Ponding and flowage easements be provided identified wetlands on the site. 3. Locations be identified on the site plan of the flood plain boundaries which will for ground water separation and building 4. Payment of parkland dedication fee. All aye, motion passed. to the City for all for home construction outside meet the City's requirements setback requirements. Richard A. Carron and Darrel B. Hansen have requested a Special Use Permit to conduct mining, and related operations on property they own in the northwest quadrant of 140th St. and Irish Ave. This matter has been the subject of litigation between the City, River City Asphalt, and a citizen group known as "Hugo 2000". The SUP is based on a settlement agreement entered into between the concerned parties and a review of the mining plans by the Rice Creek Watershed District. The public hearing was opened for comment. Mr. Jonathan Miesen, attorney for Hugo 2000 proposed several changes to the settlement agreement including a three strike rule, strict enforcement of operational hours, a definition of the term "operations", berming, truck traffic, and other issues. Several area residents expressed their concerns regarding the same issues as listed above and also that when complaints are made about traffic there is no response from the City or the Sheriff's department. Administrator Museus stated that the conditions of the settlement agreement would not be amended at this point but any other requirements or restrictions should be included in the Mining Permit or Special Use Permit. Commissioner Malaski stated that as part of the group Hugo 2000, she would abstain from voting on this issue and any comments she would make would be as a private citizen and not a representative of the planning commission. Mr. Carron stated that they are currently working on the first 20 acres of the 80 acres total, which will be reclaimed before moving on to the next 20 acres. The original 40 acre site has been exhausted.