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o 05. o Planning Commission Minutes November 22, 1983 Page Two Mr. Breezee indicated that Mr. Steve Zimmerman owned two lots and that the agri- cultural building was 25 feet from the lot line of the vacant lot which Mr. Zimmerman owned. and that if at some time Mr. Zimmerman should sell the lot, the person buying the lot would be made aware of the agricultural building and the setbacks. COMMISSIONER HARTMAN MOVED TO RECOMMEND TO THE CITY COUNCIL TO GRANT THE CON~ DITIONAL USE REQUEST BY MR. STEVE ZIMMERMAN AT 21628 VERNON STREET NW, ELK RIVER, TO CONSTRUCT A METAL~SKINNED POLE BARN BUILDING ON SAID PROPERTY TO HOUSE NO MORE THAN 3 HORSES AND TO BE REVIEWED IN TWO YEARS. COMMISSIONER PEARCE SECONDED THE MOTION. Commissioner Ward questioned the limitation of three horses and felt that maybe at some time Mr. Zimmerman would want more than three horses. Mr. Zimmerman indicated that just to be on the safe side he would like the motion to read 5 horses instead of 3 horses. COMMISSIONER HARTMAN MOVED TO AMEND THE PREVIOUS MOTION TO READ FIVE HORSES INSTEAD OF THREE HORSES. COMMISSIONER WARD SECONDED THE AMENDMENT. THE AMEND- MENT PASSED 5-0. THE MOTION AS AMENDED PASSED 5-0. Barthel PUD Concept presentation Mr. Rick Breezee indicated that the City Council and the Planning Commission had previously reviewed the preliminary plat and recommended approval for the Barthel PUD, and that the reason for the presentation tonight was because of two small changes in the original proposal. Mr. Dick Larson representing Mr. Ken Barthel of Barthel Realty and Construction Company. indicated that the main difference is in the layout of the shopping center from the original plan. He indicated that the layout was reversed from the original plan. Mr. Larson pointed out to the commissione~s that in Parcel "A" the shopping center, the building now abuts the highway 169, with parking area being constructed along the street right-of-way Parcel IlK". Mr. Larson indica.ted that by doing this there is more space between both the housing within the PUD project, and the res- idents further west, and that by having the center located as proposed also puts the rear of the building toward highway #169. Mr. Larson indicated that by doing this, truck deliveries and trash removal areas are also located further away from the residents and this would cut down both on visual and noise problems. There was some concern about the buffering and the berming of the area. It was indicated by Mr. Barthel that the same buffering and berming planned for the previous proposal would be done should this proposal be accepted by the City. Commissioner Pearce felt the new drawing made more sense the way it is now than did the previous proposal. Chairman Tracy's only concern was that the back of the building be maintained because there is a lot of traffic going along the highway. Mr. Barthel again stated that there would be buffering along that area. Commissioner Oster felt that this new concept was an improvement over the old one.