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Planning Commission Minutes 3/27/90 Page 2 ---" e Steve Rohlf, Building and Zoning Administrator, introduced the location of the property to the Commission. He stated that Joe Barsody's property is located at 503 Jackson Avenue (which is the site of the Cloverleaf building). Staff is asking for an interpretation of whether Mr. Barsody's property falls within the C-l commercial or C-2 commercial zone because the line on the zoning map is so wide it covers most of the parcel. Chairman Kimball asked for any concerns regarding this interpretation. He stated that the Commission could go with either a conservative or liberal interpretation. After discussion of this issue, it was the consensus of the Planning Commission to go with the more conservative interpretation (C-2 zoning classification). 6. Conditional Use Permit Reauest/A~ricultural Use/by Mark Martin/P.H. Steve Rohlf, Building and Zoning Administrator; indicated that Mr. Martin is requesting a conditional use permit to build an agricultural building, 4,000 square feet in size, to accommodate up to four horses and a proposed riding stable. Mr. Rohlf indicated that he had received a letter from Lynn and Tom Lane. Their main concern with this proposal is that the building be used strictly for agricultural purposes. The letter was received and entered into public record. e At this time Mark Martin showed an aerial photo of his property. Mr. Martin indicated that he bought the property contingent upon his being allowed to put up an agricultural building. Since that time, the ordinance has changed, and now a conditional use permit is required. Mr. Martin indicated that he had contacted all of his neighbors and that no one had any major concerns with the request. Mr. Martin further felt they met the seven standards for a conditional use permit Chairman Kimball opened the public hearing. Steve & Bev Taylor - 10975 205th Avenue indicated they had a number of concerns: 1) that the building be used strictly for agricultural purposes 2) will the size of the building affect taxes in the area 3) if the property was sold, would the building remain for agricultural use only or would that be subject to change with a new owner? Mr. Rohlf addressed their concerns by indicating that the building has to be used for agricultural purposes. This runs with the land, not the owner. Jean Schmidt - 11024 207th Ave. questioned where the barn would be located on the property. Ms. Schmidt indicated they would not be opposed to the request. Chairman Kimball closed the public hearing. . Discussion was held regarding the number of horses permitted, arena space, and fencing. Staff suggested limiting the number of horses to four.