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E. The applicant has provided evidence that it is in compliance with all outstanding violations as identified by the Department of Health inspector. F. All structures and vehicles other than recreational camping vehicles as defined by Minnesota Statutes section 327.14, subdivision 7 have been removed. G. The applicant is in full compliance with the nine conditions of the 1984 conditional use permit, as follows: 1. That a private road agreement be entered into between Mr. White and the City of Elk River for access for the property; 2. That the number of campsites within the property be established at 109, with 20 tent sites and that no additional campsites be permitted; 3. That the hours of the campground operation be from $ am to 11 pm; 4. That only minor maintenance and repair of recreational vehicles which is restricted to customers or campers on the site be permitted at the Wapiti facility; 5. That the store and restaurant on the existing site be used primarily for individuals utilizing the campground facility and that the store and restaurant not be expanded; 6. That the permit be reviewed every two years; 7. That the horses housed at the site be kept in such a manner that they do not provide a nuisance to any neighboring property as defined in the City's nuisance ordinance; 8. That the provisions of the Minnesota Department of Health rules and regulations pertaining to recreational camping areas and referred to as MDH 187, and the provisions of Minnesota Statute 327.10 through 327.28 pertaining to recreational camping areas and recreational camping vehicles shall apply and be conditions within the City's conditional use permit; and 9. That the wheels must remain on vehicles parked in campground and that there be no permanent units for rental purposes. Council should provide staff with direction regarding whether to move forward with revoking the liquor licenses if the Council adopts the proposed resolution regarding the interim use permit for the Wapiti Park Campground store building (discussed under the previous agenda item). If revocation proceedings are implemented, staff will need to follow through with due process notice requirements and prepare a resolution for revocation of the licenses. An alternative course of action would be to advise Wapiti Park Campground that the licenses may not be renewed if the conditions have not been complied with and/or the store building has not become a lawful use by the time of renewal. Action Motion by Second by Vote FOllow Up N:\Public Bodies\City Council\Council RCA\Licensing\Liquor\2011\Wapiti Direct from CC.doc