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Page 8 Planning Commission Minutes ~eptember 23, 1986 ~----------------------------- Chairman Wilson opened the opposition of the request. public hearing. No one appeared for or in Chairman Wilson closed the public hearing. Discussion was carried on regarding terms of the conditional use and s ignage . Mr. Rohlf questioned Highway #10. Mr. sidewalk. what Sipe the setback of the canopy would be closest to stated that it will not go over the State's COMMI SSIONER FUCHS MOVED TO RECOMMEND THAT THE CITY COUNCIL APPROVE THE REQUEST FOR A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR MR. JOSEPH SIPE OF SIPES SERVICE TO BE REVIEWED IN ONE YEAR, AND ALSO TO APPROVE THE PLACEMENT OF A CANOPY OVER THE GAS PUMPS NO LOWER THAN 12 FEET AND NOT TO EXCEED THE HEIGHT OF THE PRESENT BUILDING, AND THAT TWO ADDITIONAL SIGNS MAY BE PLACED ON THE CANOPY AND FURTHER THAT THE CITY SHALL ACCEPT THE PARKING AND THE INGRESS AND EGRESS OF THE PROPERTY AS SATISFACTORY ALTHOUGH IT IS LESS THAN THE PRESENT ORDINANCE REQUIRES IN CONSIDERATION OF THE UNUSUAL SIZE AND SHAPE OF MR. SIPES PROPERTY. COMMISSIONERKROPUENSKE SECONDDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 6-0. . Mr. Boelter questioned what process approval for a canopy for his service his business was also non-conforming conditional use process Mr. Sipe did, or canopy only and remain non-conforming if he would need to go through to get station. Mr. Rohlf explained that and would need to go through the he could ask for approval for the he so chose. 10. Site Plan Review for Multiple Principal Buildings on a Lot Harold Gramstad - Public Hearing Mr. Harold Gramstad of 19342 King Circle, explained that he was requesting site plan approval for the three mini storage buildings on Lot 5, Block 1 of McChesney Industrial Park. Mr. Gramstad stated that he would like to combine the two most easterly buildngs into one building. Mr. Gramstad stated that he must obtain approval from the State Board of Engineering to waive their requirement for the costly special structural engineering study required on buildings over a certain size, of which this building would be. If that approval is not granted, then he stated that he would go ahead with the three buildings. Chairman Wilson opened the public hearing. The owner of Tadson. Inc. in the McChesney Industrial Park, expressed his concern that the buildings be well maintained. Mr. Gramstad stated that the parking and drive areas will be blacktopped and the open areas will be seeded with grass. . Commissioner Temple stated that she felt there was a definite need for storage in the City.