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Planning Commission Minutes July 28, 1998 Page 6 • the kennel, because the kennel is inspected annually before the license is renewed. There being no other comments from the public, Chair Mesich closed the public hearing. COMMISSIONER COTE MOVED THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMEND APPOVAL OF THE REQUEST BY HOWARD AND LINDA ABEL FOR A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT TO OPERATE A PRIVATE KENNEL, PUBLIC HEARING CASE NO. CU 98-19, WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: 1. THAT THERE BE NO ON-SITE COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES 2. THAT THE PRIVATE KENNEL BE LIMITED TO 6 DOGS 3. THAT ANIMAL WASTE BE DISPOSED OF PROPERLY. 4. THAT THE DOGS BE CONFINED TO THE GARAGE INDOOR KENNEL AREA IN THE EVENINGS 5. THAT THE GARAGE BE FULLY INSULATED 6. THAT THE KENNEL LICENSE BE APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL. COMMISSIONER THOMPSON SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 7-0. 5.7. Request by Sand Companies, Inc.for Amendment to PUD Agreement to Allow Hotels/Motels as a Conditional Use 5.8, Request by Sand Companies, Inca for Preliminary Plat Approval (Elk River Retail Center No. 2), Public Hearing Case No. P 98-3 , • 5.9. Request by Sand Companies Inc, for Conditional Use Permit for Hotel,.Public Hearing Case No. CUC 98-18 Scott Harlicker and Terry Maurer reviewed recommendations made in their reports to the Planning Commission regarding the Sand Companies' requests. Chair Mesich opened the public hearing. Tammy Ayers, 11383 189th Avenue NW, expressed her concerns regarding increased traffic and speeding, location of the entrance near her driveway, trash enclosure, headlights shining into her home, noise, safety of children, condition of the pond, and decreased value of her property. She also was concerned for type of people that may stay at the hotel. Jamie Thelen, representing the developer, indicated a neighborhood meeting was held on July 22nd to discuss the concerns of the residents. Ms. Ayers indicated she did not receive notice of this meeting. Mr. Thelen indicated that the hotel will maintain the pond and the other properties in the Elk River Retail Center will pay a pro rata share of the costs. He noted that the trash enclosure will be enclosed in a locked shed designed to match the hotel. Arlon Fuchs, 266 Elk Hills Drive, requested that the height of the berm be maintained. He stated that there has been no maintenance of the pond to date.