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. . . P. C. Mintues 5/26/92 Page 7 Normally someone like "SewerMan" pumps the tanks and disposes of the sediment. Chairman Nadeau closed the public hearing. Mr. Rohlf suggested that approval of this request be contingent upon staff verifying that the car wash meets the environmental standards. Another issue that was discussed was the need for a septic system. Mr. Rohlf suggested that approval be contingent upon staff resolving the details prior to the City Council meeting. COMMISSIONER MINTON MOVED TO RECOMMEND TO THE CITY COUNCIL APPROVAL OF THE CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT TO ALLOW AN 18' x 32' AUTOMATIC CAR WASH BY GREG HOULE BASED UPON THE SEVEN STANDARDS FOR APPROVING A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT ALONG WITH STAFF'S MEMO DATED 5/19/92 WITH THE FOLLOWING STIPULATIONS: 1. THAT IT WAS THE PLANNING COMMISSION'S INTERPRETATION THAT THE SIDING PROPOSED MET THE INTENT OF THE CITY'S ORDINANCE. 2. THAT IF THE SITUATION WITH THE OWNERSHIP OF THE CAR WASH OR EMPLOYEES CHANGES IN THE FUTURE, THE QUESTION OF THE NEED FOR A SEPTIC SYSTEM AND/OR BATHROOMS MUST BE ADDRESSED BY THE CITY. 3. THAT APPROVAL OF THIS REQUEST IS CONTINGENT UPON STAFF VERIFYING THAT THE CAR WASH MEETS ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS. COMMISSIONER SPOTTS SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 7-0. 9. Consider Conditional Use Permit (Mini Storage) by William Poague/P.H. Janelle Szklarski, Zoning Assistant, stated that William poague is requesting a conditional use permit to construct three buildings to be used as mini storage on Lot 5, Block 1, Avon Acres 4th Addition. Ms. Szklarski reviewed the issues that related to this request as outlined in her memo dated 5/19/92. Staff has some concerns regarding drainage on this site and is recommending approval of the mini storage facility if those concerns can be resolved. Chairman Nadeau opened the public hearing. Terry Maurer distributed a memo regarding the storm drainage issues. Mr. Maurer stated that the drainage plan as presented was not adequate for the site. To develop the property at this time, the holding pond needs to be adequately sized to hold any increase in run off so that it would not cause drainage problems for adjacent property. Steve Rohlf, Building and Zoning Administrator, suggested that the request be approved contingent upon the applicant working with staff and the City Engineer prior to the City Council meeting to resolve the drainage concerns. The Planning Commission was in agreement. Chairman Nadeau closed the public hearing.