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Planning Commission Meeting July 28, 1976 Pane 2 of 5 2) To send along to the City Council the document that was just read, correcting Item #8 to again read 40 dbs, and recommend approval of a new Special Use Permit. 3) Send along a copy of the original Special Use PPrmit sub$titut ing Item #2 from the document before you and recommend a new Special Use Permit be granted. Greger felt that in Item #2 - the prows c' trees', still needed more clar- ification - members agreed to add the words °in accordance with the nor- mal forestry standards, after the word maintained. Motion Trade by Ehret, seconded by Greger, to recommend to the City Council approval of the White Bear Rod and Gun Club Special Use Permit, with the revised conditions, with the above mentioned corrections. Voting for: Spitzer, Greger and Ehret. Vot ink against: Peltier and Peloquin. ript ion carried. Norman Carlson - Hylarius Company Mr. Norman Carlson, who owns and operates the Hylarius Company, a firm that manufactures and sells bird feeders, appeared with a site plan for the new building be plans to build for storage use only. It has been determined at the last rlanning Commission meeting that Mr. Corlson does not need a special use permit - simply needs site plan approval. Motion made by Peloquin, seconded by Peltier, to recommend to the City Council, Site Plan approval for Mr. C^rlson, at 5445 Hiway 61, for a 22 x ?6 addition to his building, to be used for warehouse purposes. Voting for: Spitzer, Ehret, Pelt ier, Pelonu in Pnd Greger. Motion carried. Dennis Burdick - Srecial Use Permit Motion made by -Ehret, seconded by Peltier, to deny the appl-ication of Dennis Burdick, 14529 Forest Boulevard, for a special use permit to operate a motor vehicle sales operation insofar as he has consistently made himself unavailable to discuss his site ;plan. Voting for: Sritzer, Ehret, Peltier, Peloquin and 'Greger. Mot ion carried. Peloquin said it was early in the evening and Burdick could still show up. Spitzer said if he arrived later in the evening, that he wculd again open up the matter for discussion. Building inspector questioned the body shop in a district that does not allow body shops. Spitzer said it has been the understanding of the plann- ing Commission that the body shop is grandfathered in. Crever said at first he was told that they were just going to fix up dents and now it appears that they are going into 'a full scale operation. Ehret said that up until this time there has not been any proof that this business is not grandfathered in. Unless such proof is offered, the Planning Commission is operating on the premisethat it has been. Spitzer said Burdick claims he has been in continuous oper^t ion. Spitzer said he suggests netting an opinion from the City attorney as to whether he meets the requirements for a Grandfathering.