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I . 2. 3. 4. 5. The SUP be issued for a maximum period of 24 months beginning the date of approval by the City Council. No sions or advertising be permitted on site. ~ ~ ' No heavy equipment be stored on site. All activities on site be limited to the submitted site plan. All buring on site shall be regulated by by the fire department. Approval of this approval of any burning permits. areas identified on the city ordinances and enforced SUP shall not constitute 6. The owner/applicant shall be responsible for reimbursement of costs incurred by the city to respond to fire calls resulting from activities taking place on site. 7. All wood, brush, and other materials deposited on site shall be removed in their entirety at the time of expiration of this permit. S. The applicant shall install a lockable gate at the access to this site, and said gate shall remain locked at all times when there is no one present on the burning/storage area of the site. 9. All weight restrictions on city and county roads shall be observed during the operation of this tree service. 10. Any materials other than trees and brush deposited on site must be removed by the property owners at their expense. All tree service related activities on site shall be limited to the hours of 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM, Monday through Saturday. 11. The activities on the site in question shall be limited to the separation and sale of wood as well as the burning of brush by fire department permit as per Mr. Olsen's application. 12. No trespassing signs shall be posted at the entrance gates to the site. MEMBERS VOTING AYE: Henry Thoreson, Barnes, Oswald MEMBERS VOTING NAY: Senkler MEMBERS ABSTAINING: Mezzano Motion passed' ) Chairman Senkler stated that Mr. Gary Markovich, Frank Puleo, and John Finnegan have made application to the City of Hugo for an amended special use permit to allow for the expansion of a manufacturing and warehousing facility in a single family estate district. Total acreage of the property is 9.71 acres. In reviewing the history of this use with former members of the city council it would appear that Mr. Puleo installed a mobile home on site and constructed an accessory building for manufacturing purposes. The individuals in question proceeded without the proper permits and later came to the city, after -the -fact, to secure city approval for a manufacturing use in a residential zone. The city council on a split vote approved a special use permit for a "home occupation not meeting criteria" to allow the business to continue as long as it stayed as a small unnoticeable manufacturing operation. Residents adjacent to the site in question indicated they have no objections to the current operation but would oppose a rezoning of the property in question to include industrial. After careful staff review of the existing ordinance it does not appear that the city provides for allowing manufacturing in single family residential areas. We can see no mechanism available to the city within the ordinance to allow this type of business short of rezoning P.C. Minutes 4-26-89 4