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r Page 3 City Council Minutes • November 21, 1988 5. THE CHILDREN MUST BE BUSSED TO THE SITE. IN THE EVENT THAT BUSSING IS DISCONTINUED. THE CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT WILL NEED TO BE REVIEWED TO ADDRESS ADDITIONAL TRAFFIC AND PARKING CONCERNS. 6. THE DAYCARE MUST RECEIVE APPROVAL TO OPERATE FROM THE STATE FIRE MARSHALL AND CITY BUILDING OFFICIAL. 7. THE CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT WILL BE REVIEWED AFTER TWO YEARS. COUNCILMEMBER DOBEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 5-0. 5.4. Preliminary Plat Review/Deerfield 4th/Public Hearing Mayor Gunkel indicated that this item was tabled by the Planning Commission. Mayor Gunkel opened and closed the public hearing as this was advertised as a public hearing in the newspaper. 5.5. Determination of Amortization Period Steve Bjork, Zoning Assistant, stated that Julius Reinherz is requesting 110 a determination by the Board of Zoning Adjustment for the amortization of a nonconforming structure located in the Heavenly Hills subdivision. He noted that the applicant is proposing to locate a prototype injection mold making business within this building. The building is located in an A-1 zone and this type of operation is not a permitted or conditional use in this zone. Mr. Bjork indicated that the amortization period for this building is ten years which expires September 4, 1990. He further stated that the City Code has four different amortization schedules which are as follows: 40 years for ordinary wood construction, 50 years for wood and masonry; 60 years for fireproof; and 10 years for any other buildings not indicated. Mr. Reinherz felt that the building could be classified as fireproof, therefore giving the building a 60 year amortization period. The Building Official indicated that the building could not be classified as fireproof, therefore, the 10 year amortization period was assigned for this building. Mayor Gunkel indicated she was against the request because it does not meet the City planning goals or the intent of the ordinance. Mr. Reinherz indicated that the business would be very subdued. He further explained his business and stated his intention to screen the building. He indicated that he could not afford to purchase property in the industrial park. Mayor Gunkel indicated that the Council has had numerous requests from • other people in the Heavenly Hills area to build agricultural buildings over the 1,000 square foot maximum size. She stated the Council has denied these requests in order to be consistent on the use of these buildings.