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o o o Planning CQmmission Minutes January 26, 1983 Page Three Commissioner Tralle indicated this item should be. tabled. Commissioner Tralle further indicated this area was going to be considered for changing to an R-4 zune. If this happens, junkyards are not permitted. MOTION BY COMMISSIONER TRALLE, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER PEARCE, TO TABLE THE CON- DITIONAL USE PERMIT REQUEST FOR FRANK HASBROUCK UNTIL THE FEBRUARY, 1983 PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING. THE MOTION PASSED 7-0. Chairman Tracy felt that if this was put to a vote t~night, he would have to vote no. Commissioner Pearce felt a decision should not be made without Mr. Hasbrouck being present. Commissioner Oster asked about licensing junkyards. Rick Breezee indicated that was the purpose of a conditional use permit and further indicated that if this was not heard by the Planning Commission within 60 days, it would automatically go to the City Council. 6. CONSIDER ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS Rick Breezee indicated that Section 1008.22 and 1008.26 of the Elk River City Code was being discussed tonight. Rick Breezee indicated Section 1008.22 concerned the paving of streets and Section 1008.26 concerned restrictions for filing and record- ing conveyances. Chairman Tracy indicated that he felt that the word "minimal" should be inserted in Ordinance 1008.22. Commissioner Hartman asked if the 9 ton requirement was an increase and Rick Breezee indicated that it was. Rick Breezee explained Section 1008.26 regarding restrictions on filing and record- ing conveyances. Rick Breezee further explained that the City Attorney would be sending an interpretation of this section. Commissioner Pearce inquired if this would indicate, regarding F, G, H (2), that a survey is not required. Rick Breezee indicated that anything larger than 5 acres, a survey is.not required and he further indicated that many lending institutions require a survey. Rick Bre- ezee further indicated why it was necessary to have a road abutting a piece of prop- erty. Commissioner Pearce inquired why a survey on smaller pieces of property was not re- quired. Commissioner Pearce felt it should be noted in the motion that smaller pieces of property be surveyed at least once.