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Planning Commission September 27, 2022 Page 2 concerns with parking spaces that are already filled up with a dumpster and other vehicles. Sandy Weitzel, 319 Morton Ave. NW, asked questions about the parking layout. She received a typed hand -delivered letter from Ms. Dellwo which indicated they have four driving members in the family. She asked how the family driving situation would affect beauty salon customer parking. Rollie Boll, 321 Morton Ave. NW, asked about the high number of cars already parked on the property, sometimes parked in the backyard and on grass, sometimes as many as nine cars. He stated the property also includes construction equipment, a trailer, building equipment and materials, and junk in the back corners of the applicant's lot. He felt the applicants were already using the parking spaces being proposed with other items and with the addition of customer vehicles felt there would be parking issues. Charity Dellwo, 329 Morton Ave. NW, stated the construction company operations would be ceasing which will address the parking concerns as they will be getting rid of some of the vehicles. She explained the trailer is parked on Class 5, an approved surface. She explained her husband has health conditions that will require the construction business to be shut down and therefore they will remove the construction equipment and items. Sandy Weitzel, 319 Morton Ave. NW, stated she had sent an email with attachments regarding salon chemicals and their flammability and combustibility. She also stated in the email her concerns with the family's pattern of behavior in disregarding regulations and laws and felt that same behavior would be used if a salon were allowed, which would then cause problems to her and her neighbors from the chemicals. Ms. Dellwo stated she is licensed through the state Board of Cosmetology to operate a salon and to safely and properly use and store the chemicals, which requires an annual site inspection to ensure compliance. Mr. Leeseberg stated the chemical list was shared with the council; the salon will need to follow city ordinance as well as state building code regulations. He indicated that because the building is considered a commercial building, any concerns with storage and use of chemicals will be addressed and guided by the commercial building permit review. He then explained the applicant's six code violations/code compliance cases revolving around parking on approved surfaces and those violations being corrected after they were notified. There being no one else to speak, Chair Larson -Vito closed the public hearing. Chair Larson -Vito asked if there were police reports or code violations the commission should be concerned about. P I I 1 9 1 1 11 NATU E