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1.6 February 4, 1985 5.3 Thomas Hubman - Special Use Permit Mr. Hubman, 13744 Keystone Avenue, would like to operate a woodworking business from an accessory building located on his property. MOTION: Schwab made motion, Peltier seconded, to approve the Special Use Permit for Thomas Hubman to conduct a woodworking business from an accessory building with the following conditions: 1. That the ordinance change including woodworking shops in the AG and CONS districts be approved (with Special Use Permit). 2. That no visible sings, other than those normally utilized in a resi- dential district be present. 3. That no over-the-counter retail sales be involved. 4. That the number of persons working at said operation shall not exceed three (3). 5. That there be no generation of offensive odors, glare, smoke dust, noise, vibrations or other objectionable influences, extended beyond said property lot lines. 6. That any sale or transfer of said property and/or business operation would make this permit subject to review and renewal. 7. That the Council, at their descretion, can review this permit at any time, and if violations are found, the permit can be revoked. All aye. Motion Carried. 5.4 Dennis Schreifels - Special Use Permit Mr. Schreifels, 13125 Goodview Avenue, would like to construct a 30 x 48 pole building on his property in the RR1 zone. City Code allows 1200 sq ft. Mr. Schreifels stated that his tuck -under garage will be converted into living space, and tte pro- posed building would be used as a garage and personal storage. MOTION: Hauer made motion, Peltier seconded, to approve the Special Use Permit for Dennis Schreifels for the construction of a 30 x 48 pole building for his personal storage only and any other use would constitute review and possible revocation of the Special Use Permit. All aye. Motion Carried. 5.5 Sandy Borndale - Disc on Special Use Permit Mrs. Borndale was present to discuss the SUP as issued by the Council on 1/21/85. She stated that Item 7, which requires her tocombine the 3 parcels into one lot would be economically unfeasible. They own two 12 acre parcels and a 122 acre parcel, with a mortgage for the two smally lots. There was also further dis- cussion on the location of the proposed building and outside riding arena. Mayor McAllister asked if she would consider agreeing to restrictive covenants and a development agreement rather than combining the three parcels, and be responsible for all appropriate legal costs. He assured her that the city would be willing to work with her in attempting to resolve any problems or financing (costs to city) in order for her to establish the riding facility. MOTION: Potts made motion, Hauer seconded, authorizing the Mayor and City Attorney to draft a working agreement for Sandy Borndale taking into account all conditions of the SUP issued 1/21/85, excluding Item 7. All aye. Motion Carried.