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P.C. Minutes - July 26, 1995 Page 2 7. Sod grown off the site may be stored and sold on the site. 8. The hours of oPeration contained in this Special Use Permit do not apply to the cultivation of sod on the site or adjacent property. 9. This Permit supersedes all previous Special Use Permits issued to this property. 10. Staff and applicant determine the volume of sod to be sold per year, from the site, whether wholesale or retail. AYE: Agness, Kellison, Schumann, Peltier ABSTAIN: Miltz-Miller Motion passed. AME Art and Mary Munger, 5311 165th Street, have requested an amendment to an existing SUP on their property to allow for the addition of a 320 sq ft addition to an existing outbuilding on the site. This would increase the gross floor area of accessory buildings on the property to 5,568 sq ft, where 3,600 sq ft is allowed by ordinance. The Mungers' property consists of 19 acres zoned Conservancy. The public hearing was opened. Ms. Tara Hagle adamantly opposed any addition to Mr. Mungers buildings on site. The public hearing was closed. Mr. Munger stated he has two, 19 acre parcels. He has 8 horses on site. He uses the buildings for equipment and feed storage, a barn for the animals, and other personal items. Motion made by Peltier, seconded by Schumann to recommend approval of the request of Art & Mary Munger to construct a 320 sq. ft. addition on their property at 5311 165th St. AYE: Schumann, Peltier NAY: Ke1lison" Aqness, Miltz-Miller Motion failed. Mr. Thomas Walsh, 5635 165th Street, has submitted an application for a SUP to store and process firewood at the above address. The PC iast considered this request on May 24, 1995, when they tabled action on the request until their meeting of July 26, 1995 in order to allow Mr. Walsh the opportunity to present additional information on the proposed use of the property. Specifically, the PC requested a more detailed site plan of the proposed use, to include tree planting, survey of the property, delineation of the wetlands, and Rice Creek Watershed approval, as well as approval from the Hugo Fire Chief for emergency vehicle access to the property. Mr. Walsh has provided the City a letter from Kate Drewry, Administrator of the RCWD, recommending that a wetlands delineation be made for the site.