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. City Council Minutes March 18, 1985 Page Six 1 Mr. Rick Breezee Planning and Zoning Administrator, indicated that the Planning Commission and Mr. Terry Mauer of Maier Stewart & Assoc., Inc. had concerns with the Prelim. Plat as proposed and further indicated that those concerns were addressed in the revised preliminary plat submitted to the City Council. General discussion was carried on regarding the proposed cul-de-sac and the out-lots at the edge of the property. on regarding the extension of Polk Street. preliminary plat. the Discussion was carried It was the consensus that the extension of the cul-de-sac and Polk Street would be addressed in the developers agreement addressing who would be responsible for those extensions should they be necessary. COUNCILMEMBER WILLIAMS MOVED TO APPROVE THE PRELIMINARY PLAT OF OAK MEADOWS LOCATED EAST OF TYLER STREET AND NORTH OF 197TH STREET. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-0. 11. Elliot Conditional Use Permit - P.H. Mr. Don Wille representative of the Planning Commission, indicated that Mr. Elliot is requesting a conditional use permit to build a second pole barn building on his property. Mr. Wille indicated that the Planning Commission voted to recommend to the City Council to grant a conditional use permit with the following conditions. 1. That the permit be reviewed in one year. 2. That the building be used for storage only. 3. That the building be painted an earthtone color. Mayor Hinkle opened the public hearing. indicated that he did not object to Mr. on his property. Mr. Brian Anderson, a neighbor of Mr. Elliot Elliot's request to build a second pole barn Councilmember Williams indicated he was a neighbor to Mt. Elliot and requested that Mr. Elliot explain his need for a second building on the property. Mr. Elliot indicated that he repairs and restores antiques and classic cars. Mr. Elliot further incicated that he also is a member of an old engine club, therefore, also stored old engine parts. Mr. Elliot indicated that he wanted to build a 30' x 40' pole building for storage of equipment such as riding lawnmowers, and his classic vehicles. Discussion was carried on regarding Mr. Elliot's 'hobby' or business. Discussion was also carried on regarding the complaints, the Police Department and the Building and Zoning Administrator have received concerning the noise and traffic at the Elliots property. Discussion was also carried on regarding the request of a second accessory building on Mr. Elliot's property. Mr. Williams indicated that he felt that if Mr. Elliot was allowed to build a second building it would clean up his property as he has a number of pieces of equipment and vehicles currently stored outside.