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. . . Planning Commission Minutes Page 6 16. THE DEVELOPER IS REQUIRED TO UPGRADE PASCAL STREET FROM 200TH AVENUE TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF HIS PLAT AND TO PROVIDE DOCUMENTATION THAT THE PASCAL STREET EASEMENT OVER THIS STRETCH OF ROAD DOES EXIST AND IS IN FAVOR OF THE CITY. 17. ADDITIONAL TOPOGRAPHIC INFORMATION ON THE ADJACENT PROPERTY NEAR THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE PLAT IS REQUIRED IN ORDER TO ASSESS THE ABILITY TO EXTEND THE PROPOSED ROAD ONTO THE PROPERTY TO THE WEST. 18. ALL NECESSARY WETLAND PERMITS SHALL BE OBTAINED PRIOR TO ANY WETLAND DISTURBANCES ASSOCIATED WITH THIS PROJECT. 19. THE DEVELOPER SEEK ABANDONMENT OF THE NORTHERN DITCH SYSTEM PRIOR TO DEVELOPMENT OF LOTS 1 AND 2. 20. THERE IS NO INCREASE IN THE RATE OR VOLUME OF THE WATER TO THE COUNTY DITCH SYSTEM. 21. ADDITIONAL EASEMENTS FOR THE COUNTY DITCH SYSTEM AS REQUIRED BY THE CITY ENGINEER. COMMISSIONER THOMPSON SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 6-0. 5.4. Enterorises Rent-A-Car Reauest for Conditional Use Permit/Outdoor Storaae of Vehicles, Public Hearina Case No. CU 97-6 Staff report by Steve Ach. Enterprise Leasing Company is requesting a conditional use permit to occupy approximately 2,000 square feet adjacent to Kennedy Transmission, in order to operate a rental car business. Steve explained staff's concern there may not be adequate parking area at the proposed location. Staff is recommending the number of vehicles parked outside be limited to a maximum of 10 with the opportunity to increase this to 20 after six months. Chair Anderson opened the public hearing. Pat Kleinman, representative of Enterprise Rent-A-Car, provided information on the type of business they would be operating in Elk River. Commissioner Mesich asked if they would be selling cars from the proposed location which are taken out of service. Ms. Kleinman stated those cars would be taken to another location or sold back to the local dealers where the cars will be purchased from. Ms. Kleinman stated the rental rate is expected to be between 80 - 90% and expects there will be very few cars parked in the parking area at any given time. Arlon Fuchs, 266 Elk Hills Drive, representing Guardian Angels, expressed concern that the business not be allowed to remain open during late evening hours, due to its close proximity to the Guardian Angels residences. Mr. Fuchs noted the dumpsters at the automall have not been enclosed as required by the city when the automall was approved. He requested there be no wall signage facing the Guardian Angels property and that lighting be directed away from the apartments, as well.