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City Council Minutes February 18, 2025 --------- Page 4 of 7 Conditional Use Permit amending the previous approvals for a Recycling Processing Center (CU 95-02) with the following conditions to satisfy the standards set forth in Section 30-654: 1. The applicant must apply for and receive all county-required permits and licenses prior to expanding the requested scope of operations. 2. The area identified as a holding pond must be repaired as the site has been re-graded as a parking area. The work must be designed by a licensed professional. 3. There shall be no storage of recyclable materials or waste outside the building or fenced-in area. 4. All non-recyclable materials must be removed from the site by May 1, 2025. 5. All vehicles or materials stored on site, and not approved as part of CU 03-26, must be removed by May 1, 2025. 6. The disassembling or salvaging of parts from vehicles or machinery is prohibited. 7. Any new structures must be designed by a licensed architect and permitted through the building department. 8. Business owner must submit an annual waste activity report to the MPCA by March 1st of every year. 9. The applicant shall submit an updated drainage plan, prepared by a qualified professional, showing that the facility is designed to prevent surface water drainage through recyclable materials, to control the dispersion of the recyclable materials and residuals by wind, to contain any spills or releases that could harm human health or the environment, to provide for the storage of recyclable materials to protect the recyclability of the materials and to provide for the storage and removal of residuals. 10. Storage of all waste and recyclable materials must comply with all county, state, and federal regulations. 11. All recyclable materials must be removed from the facility within three years after the date of receipt. 12. The facility owner must inspect the site at least every 30 days for malfunctions, deterioration, or discharges that may result in the release of pollutants to the environment. Records of these inspections may be requested by city or county staff. 13. The owner or operator must prepare and maintain a contingency action plan addressing actions for a potential fire, spill, or release. 14. All issues listed in the staff report be resolved by August 1, 2025. Motion Carried 4-0. 7.5 Land Use Amendment, Zone Change, and Ordinance Amendment: Specht Family Farm Residential Development (PUD), 16330 US Highway 10, Capstone Homes The staff report was presented. Mr. Leeseberg reviewed lot sizes (widths and layout), density, the commercial area, zoning districts, proposed land uses and zoning changes, access, street widths, environmental impacts, and landscaping. He noted the Planning Commission continued their review in order to find out more information about street widths. He stated the Parks and Recreation Commission felt there should be a larger focus on the park above the bluff line and not in the floodway where structures can't be built. The Commission recommended eight acres of land above the 10-year ordinary high-water mark, which would be located in the floodway, and an eight-acre park above the Page 7 of 117