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Minnetonka Adogo – The city of Minnetonka required a CUP for this business. With an approved CUP, they would allow them in either commercial or industrial zones. They issued the CUP because they felt that this business was similar to children's daycare facilities. Located in “PID” District or General Industrial, which calls out: “storage uses incidental to an office, retail or service commercial use” identified within the city code as a conditional use. Kennels are only permitted in residential districts within the City of Minnetonka. Since this property was located next to residential districts and veterinary office was located there previously, the city classified this use as a conditional use based on storage uses incidental to an office, retail or service commercial use. Plymouth Camp Bow Wow – The city of Plymouth required a CUP for this business. Requirements included that it be 500 feet from any residence, that if have an 8 foot solid fence around the outdoor play area, and that the business acquire a kennel license from the city. Located in “I-1 General Industrial” District, which calls out: “Dog day/overnight boarding use” identified within the city code as a conditional use. St. Michael Lucky Dog Pet Lodge – The city required a CUP for this business. The main concerns in their CUP were noise and smells. Located in “I-1 General Industrial” District, which calls out: “Daycares” identified within the city code as a permitted use. “Accessory, enclosed retail, rental, service, processing or manufacturing activity” identified within the city code as a conditional use. The City of St. Michael required a CUP based on the above classifications in the city code. Blaine Stone Mountain Pet Lodge – This facility is located in an industrial zone. They required a CUP. The main concerns addressed in the CUP were landscaping to allow proper screening of the property, shade covers to provide shade when the dogs were outside in the summer, a fenced in area for the dogs, and proper greenery similar to the landscaping they require for other businesses. Located in “I-2 Heavy Industrial” District, which calls out: “Commercial Kennel” identified within the city code as a conditional use. Roseville The Woof Room – They allowed this business in a commercial business district. They required a CUP, which primarily addresses any noise issues. Located in “Community Business” District, which calls out: “Animal boarding, kennel/daycare (indoor)” identified within the city code as a permitted. “Animal boarding, kennel/daycare (outdoor)” identified within the city code as a conditional use.