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Planning Commission May 28, 2019 Page 7 Moved by Commissioner Larson -Vito and seconded by Commissioner Thiel to recommend approval of the Conditional Use Permit to Operate a Salvage Yard with the following conditions: 1. Update the site plan to show the presence of an approved surface (bituminous, class 5, or concrete) on all driving and parking areas. 2. Schedule a site visit with the Building Official and Fire Marshal to review the existing building and complete any required code updates. 3. Update submitted plans to demonstrate compliance with state and local stormwater management requirements. 4. Submit documentation showing compliance with all Minnesota Pollution Control standards for a salvage yard. 5. Submit a copy of the salvage yard license issued by Sherburne County. 6. Increase the 100% opaque fence height to eight feet along Jarvis Street and for 500 feet along the railroad. The remaining 100% opaque perimeter fencing shall be no less than 6 feet. Submit an example of the proposed screening for review and approval. 7. All fencing shall be dark green in color in order to reduce visual impacts around the property. Final color must be approved by city staff. 8. Add mature tree screening along the railway corridor. Motion carried 4-1 with Commissioner Rydberg opposing. 4.3. Karen Randall — 19101 Zebulon St. NW ■ Conditional Use Permit for Private Kennel, Case No. CU 19-02 Mr. Leeseberg presented the staff report. Chair Johnson opened the public hearing. Brook Blomker, 19153 Zebulon St. NW — stated she lives two houses north of the applicant and was opposed to the approval of the CUP. She stated she shares similar concerns as those who wrote letters opposing the approval of the CUP and feels it causes problems with her enjoyment of her property and the neighborhood, hearing them bark especially at night. She was opposed to allowing a dog breeder in a residential area and asked for explanation of animal units. Chair Johnson clarified the applicant was not breeding dogs or adding additional animals but rather this CUP would bring them into compliance with the number of dogs they currently have on their property. Karen Randall, the applicant, explained she has 9 dogs in her possession and is not a breeder. She stated it's unusual for her to leave any of the dogs outside at night. She indicated there was no more construction occurring on her property. She stated the animals are well cared for and healthy. W et'RE�rTU