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Planning Commission NGnutes July 13, 2010 Page 4 with raw sewage. Mr. Barnhart stated there have been some reports of this over the past fifteen years, but he has no documentation to showthat. Commissioner BeIl asked how functioning of the septic system would be enforced. Mr. Barnhart stated proof of inspection of the system must be provided He explained that if a report was received that it was not functioning, the city could ask for verification under that condition. Mr. Beck stated that if there are issues, inspection of the septic system could be tied to the annual renewal of the liquor license. He noted that the city could ask the MN Department of Health for a copy of their inspection to see what corrections were requested. Chair Westbeig opened the public hearing. Adam gaatz,1907 East Wayzata Blvd, Suite 107, Wayzata, MN - stated he is representing Anita Glen, manager of Wapiti Park, and Lorraine White, owner of the propeny. Mr. Kaatz submitted a letter from Gary Schluender which states the septic system is functioning properly. He stated that he toured the propertywith the city's environmental technician N~cki Blake-Bradley. He stated he fek that Ms. Bradley was impressed with how. the park was kept up, and that she had two minor concerns regarding burning. He stated Ms. Bradleyfound that the animals are properlyconfined; the runoff goes imo ditches and not into the lakes and streams; and the number of trash containers was adequate. He stated he will work with Ms. Bradley on both the debris management and manure management plans. Mr. Kaatz stated the applicants are opposed to Condition # 5 regarding closure of the campground in January and February, and felt this condition was harsh. He stated he hoped • to discuss this with Mr. Barnhart and work with the Cary Council on something Less than closure for two months. Mr. Kaatz stated he was not aware of any violations with the Departmem of Heahh (Condition # 6) -and that Ms. Glen and Ms. White would work with a~ issues there maybe. He had concerns with lunging approval of the ILJP on this condition. He stated he would like clarification on Condition # 8, since this was newto him. Regarding Condition # 5, the owners have been in business for 3S years and the residents are their concern He stated that this maybe the onlyplace some individuals have; theymaynot be able afford to get an apartment or live somewhere else at this time. Jerry Keillor,18746 Troy Street, Wapiti Park - stated that he is a current camper at Wapiti Park He stated there was some concern that his kids were not warm enough. He stated that Child Protection Services did come to his residence once, but they have never returned. He stated that both of his children are very healthy. He stated he has no problem keeping his baby andthree-year old warm. He stated he was apposed to closing the campground for two months, as he had no other options. Mr. Beck asked how long Mr. Keillor has lived at Wapiti Park Mr. Keillor stated that he has been there over one year and made it through last winter just fine. Mr. Beck asked if he was a permanent resident. Mr. Keillor stated he would not consider himself pe~nPrn resident, more of an emended camper. Mary Johann, Wapiti Park - stated that she is from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina and has . been spending the summers at Wapiti Park since 1997. She stated that it is a wonderful spot. Ms. Brandt stated that many people come from the metro area to camp there. She noted