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Planning Commission Page 3 August 28, 2018 ----------------------------- 1. The private kennel shall be limited to nine (9) animal units. Additional animal units will require an amendment to the Conditional Use Permit. 2. The removal of animal waste shall comply with Section 10-9. All on- site waste shall be picked up and properly disposed of twice a week. 3. All dog waste shall be cleaned up immediately when dogs are off of the subject property. 4. The applicant shall receive a private kennel license from the city. 5. All animals must be licensed and vaccinated in accordance with city ordinances. 6. No dogs designated as dangerous or potentially dangerous are allowed to be kept on site, and the keeping of a dangerous or potentially dangerous dog shall be grounds for revocation of the permit. 7. All dogs shall reside primarily indoors overnight. Motion carried 6-0. st 5.2 Monroe Estates – Monroe Street & 221 Avenue NW  Zone Change from FAST to PUD, Case No. ZC 18-05  Conditional Use Permit to Establish a PUD, Case No. CU 18-15  Preliminary Plat of Monroe Estates, Case No. P 18-10 Mr. Leeseberg presented the staff report. Chair Johnson opened the public hearing. Steve Engelmeyer, 22252 Grant St. NW- stated he moved to this neighborhood to enjoy the outdoor space and ability to hunt on his property. He stated he is opposed to any developments with lots less than 2.5 acres and feels this will have future ramifications. He stated there are area farmers that use manure and was concerned the area would become more populated and become a no hunting zone. He asked questions regarding future streets, and specifically the exhibit showing future road connections to his property. He also asked questions about the previous meetings regarding this development. Mr. Leeseberg noted that the future street exhibit was shown merely as an example of possible road construction locations if he decided to develop his property, noting road placement requirements are considered globally when thinking about future development. Mr. Leeseberg stated the previous meetings were concept reviews that were heard at the Planning Commission and City Council level and weren’t required to be public hearings, stating tonight’s hearing was the time for the public to speak. He explained that the applicant is adding one additional lot than if it were a straight R1-a zoning. He also stated if people follow the rules and ordinances, they are allowed to farm their land and apply manure. Todd Roskaft, 22068 Brook Rd. NW- asked questions about obtaining permission to hunt and shoot on private property, stating he knows he can’t shoot within 500’