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III8 . That during dry periods the site must be watered to avoid dust. 9 . That Bartons reimburse the City for the cost of reviewing their proposal . That the City has the right to close this operation down if there is imminent danger and that City staff has the right to inspect the premises at any reasonable hour following notification. 10 . That the normal hours of operation for the plant are from 7 : 00 a.m. to 7 : 00 p.m. , seven days a week. However, hours can be extended for special cases by the Building and Zoning Administrator as long as the additional hours do not create a nuisance for surrounding residences . Further MPCA noise levels must be adhered to at all times during the operation of this plant. 11 . That the baghouse filter is tested once per month for leaks and the results of those tests are copied to the City. 12 . That this conditional use permit be reviewed in two years and a new permit be obtained at that time. • 13 . That stockpiles of recyclable materials not be placed in surface water and further that run-off from these stockpiles is directed away from any surface water. That the size of the stockpiles be limited to the amount of material that could possibly be used in one year, but not necessarily to what will be used in any one given year. Further, that the City understands with this stipulation that some recyclable materials will be retained over the winter so that recycling can start at the same time as spring start up for the asphalt plant. 14 . That Commerical Asphalt continue to work with City staff to resolve problems with odor and noise if they arise. There were additional stipulations placed on this operation during 1990 renewal that do not appear in the Planning Commission' s recommended conditions for this renewal . Those stipulations were rendered obsolete by the issues they dealt being resolved. •