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City Council Minutes October 29, 1990 Page 6 ---------------- e NSP - Conditional Use Permit Paragraph 6: Glenn Kaas, representative of NSP, stated that the City has the right to come into their plant at any time, however, he does not feel a full time inspector is necessary and could create some problems regarding safety issues with NSP. He indicated that NSP is doing a good job of investigating the material that comes into the plant. Councilmember Kropuenske stated that he felt the language should remain in the conditional use permit regarding a full time inspector just in case it is needed. Peter Beck, City Attorney, stated that it is not anticipated that a full time inspector will be needed but the language is in the conditional use permit to protect the City. Councilmember Schuldt conditional use permit. to be drafted stating financial or proprietary questioned the word "proprietary" in the The City Attorney stated that new language is that the right of inspections not apply to information. Glenn Kaas language. reasonable. requested that the word "reasonable" be added to the It was the consensus of the Council to add the word e Paragraph 8: The Building and Zoning Administrator distributed a letter to Mr. Kaas from John Lichter, City Environmental Consultant, dated October 29, regarding chain of command for NSP reporting to City staff regarding materials that are not approved to be processed at the facility. The Council reviewed the letter and it was the consensus of the Council to revise Paragraph 8 to incorporate the letter submitted by John Lichter, City Environmental Consultant. Peter Beck further indicated that if the letter is changed at any time, the change will be incorporated in the condi tional use permit. It was the consensus of the Council to change the hours in this paragraph in order to help eliminate the traffic situation during rush hour. It was further the consensus to add the words "to UPA" whi,ch would allow the hauling of RDF to Wilmarth. Paragraph 16: It was the consensus of the Council that litter could be picked up once a week, with the day of the week to be left to NSP's discretion. Paragraph 20 & 21d: e It was the consensus of the Council that these paragraphs remain as drafted in the conditional use permit. Councilmember Kropuenske stated that if the language in the licenses and conditional use permits are not resolved by the time they are next brought back to Council, he will not vote for an extension.