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Planning Commission Minutes D RA FT Page 3 <br /> May 24, 1994 <br /> Elsie Sartell, 300 Evans, Elk River, MN, reiterated previous concerns and voiced her • <br /> opposition to the proposed auto mall. <br /> The Planning Commission discussed the following issues: proposed road width of <br /> Carson Street; the proposed density of the site; landscape plan regarding a <br /> possible berm between the proposed auto mall and the Care Center; noise level <br /> restrictions for Highway Commercial districts; crosswalk from Pizza Hut to auto <br /> mall; the financial implications of delaying this project; traffic circulation on site; <br /> right-in right-out lane; vehicles stored outside the auto mall; and the cross parking <br /> easement with Pizza Hut. Steve Ach and Terry Maurer responded. <br /> Jim Benson, Abra Auto Body, responded to the possibility of vehicles being store <br /> outside and noise. Mr. Benson stated they will not be storing vehicles outside and <br /> is willing to have that made as a written condition of the permit. Also, Abra Auto <br /> Body uses very sophisticated equipment and has never received a complaint <br /> regarding noise. Noise ratings are monitored by the State and must meet State <br /> regulations. <br /> Mr. Weicht, John Weicht & Associates, explained that delaying this project a few <br /> weeks may hurt the project, however, delaying it much more could hurt the <br /> "peak" season for tenants of the proposed auto mall and that could have a <br /> tremendous financial impact. <br /> Chairman Tveite explained that the proposed use is consistent with the current <br /> zoning and meets the required setbacks. However, there are some major • <br /> concerns: screening, improvements to Carson Street, drainage issues, and <br /> signage. <br /> Commissioner Kreger stated he agreed with Chairman Tveite and added <br /> discussion regarding Carson Street being a private street not a City Street. Wally <br /> O'Dell commented regarding Carson Street and the shared parking agreement. <br /> Commissioner Eberley asked staff to explain regarding the private street and the <br /> shared parking arrangement. Steve Ach responded. Discussion ensued. <br /> COMMISSIONER MINTON MOVED TO CONTINUE THE PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING <br /> THE CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT REQUEST BY DARKENWALD FAMILY PARTNERSHIP TO <br /> THE JUNE 21, 1994, PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING. FURTHER, COMMISSIONER <br /> MINTON DIRECTED STAFF AND THE DEVELOPERS TO ADDRESS THE FOLLOWING ISSUES: <br /> NOISE, ODOR, SCREENING, STREET IMPROVEMENTS, DRAINAGE, SIGNAGE. <br /> COMMISSIONER KREGER SECONDED THE MOTION ADDING THE FOLLOWING ITEMS <br /> BE ADDRESSED: MOVE THE TRASH ENCLOSURE OR LIMIT THE PICK-UP HOURS, FENCE <br /> THE AREA BETWEEN THE PROPOSED AUTO MALL AND GUARDIAN ANGELS AND <br /> PROVIDE PATH ACCESS, REMOVE THE OVERSIZED DOORS FROM JR TECH, AND ADD <br /> A CROSSWALK TO THE PIZZA HUT. COMMISSIONER MINTON APPROVED THE <br /> ADDITIONS. THE MOTION CARRIED 7-0. <br /> 5.2 Consider a Conditional Use Permit Request by Guardian Angels Care Center, <br /> Public Hearing, Case No. CU 94=20 <br /> Staff report presented by Gary Schmitz. Guardian Angels Care Center requested • <br /> a conditional use permit for a 22,704 square foot addition to the existing care <br /> center. <br />
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