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P.C. Minutes - June 27, 1990 Page 4 Mr. Dan Dege, architect for the proposed superette, stated that MNDOT had no problems with the project as proposed. Mr' Dege stated that they will not be disturbing the ditch system and most of the drainage will be directed to the ditch in the rear of the property- Mr. Dege informed the commission that they intended to add approximately 3 feet of fill to the site and after the recommendation by the city engineer, it may be increased. He stated that Rice Creek Watershed District was reviewing this application at their meeting this evening. Chairman Senkler opened the public hearing where area residents expressed concerns regarding the additional use of the water and sewer facilities in the area because of the recent watermain breaks in that neighborhood. Hours of operation were also of interest. Mr' Huber stated that the watermain breaks most likely did not have anything to do with the amount of water usage. Hours of operation were estimated to be 5 A.M. until approximately 11 P.M. The Planning Commission expressed concern regarding significant traffic increase of the property at 140th St. and west of Highway 61. Administrator Huber stated that the staff was not particularly concerned about the hours of operation in that the business was not in a highly populated area. Mr. Huber did inform the audience that the city engineer would review the sewer and water facilities to assure the increase in water demand' Mr. Dege stated that the entire facility would operate under the same hours. Motion made by Senkler, seconded by Thoreson to recommend approval of the special use permit request of Mr. Ed Waugh to construct a Tom Thumb Superette at 140th St. and Highway 61 subject to the following special conditions. 1. Approval of the minor subdivision of Mr. Ed Waugh reviewed by the Planning Commission earlier. 2. The buried gasoline tanks on site be installed and maintained as per county health department and MPCA regulations. 3. That the site be maintained on a regular basis and kept free of litter and other on site nuisances. 4. All advertising signs and related lighting be in compliance with City regulations. 5. The site plan approved be, and is a part of this special use permit. 6. All refuse on site be stored in the screened area as identified on the site plan. 7. No exterior storage shall be permitted on site. G. The parking areas are to provide for short term parking of motor vehicles only' 9. Driveway and road access permits must be secured from the MNDOT and Washington County before the building permit is issued. 10- All parking and drive areas shown on the sjte shall be o! bjt"min.,us surface and shall be installed as per requi,ements "f the city engi"e�r