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Planning Commission Minutes February 22, 1982 Page Five would these 1-2 operations be compatible with the surrounding A-I zoned area? Mr. Breezee indicated to the Commissioners that the staff feels that a conditional use permit should be allowed that would make related operations to mineral extractions be allowed in this area and that way Mr. Plaisted would be able to have his operations for his concrete proc- essing plants. Mr. Plaisted then told the Commissioners that because he is the sole prop- erty owner of this area, that if he was allowed to develop an industrial park, as o\vuer, he could regulate \vhat is allowed to be built and what is not allowed to be built. As such, it would not be in his interest to allow some of the uses that are allowed in an 1-2 zoned area that would not be compatible with the surrounding property o\vners. Commissioner Gunkel indicated that she would rather see the area on the farthest outskirts of the City be zoned 1-2 so that this type of operation would not be determental to the densely populated areas surrounding the do\vntown and as such, she would be in favor of zoning that area 1-2 so that industrial operations culd be conducted away from the more densely populated portions of the City. COMMISSIONER PEARCE MADE A MOTION THAT A ZONE CHANGE BE DENIED BUT THAT A CON- DITIONAL USE PERMIT BE ALLOWED FOR RELATED OPERATIONS TO MINERAL EXTRACTIONS SUCH AS tffi. PLAISTED'S CE~rnNT PROCESSING PLANT WITHIN THE AREA. THERE WAS NO SECOND TO THE MOTION. THE MOTION FAILED. COMMISSIONER GUNKEL MADE A MOTION TO APPROVE THE ZONE CHANGE FROM A-l/AGRI- CULTURAL TO 1-2/INDUSTRIAL FOR THE AREA INDICATED ON THE MAP. CO}lliISSIONER FREDERICKSEN SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3-0. CHAIR}~N TRACY DID NOT VOTE. 7. Consider Moratorium on Metal Skinned Buildings Mr. Breezee informed the Commissioners that because of the fact that the build- ing season will be upon us very shortly, that the moratorium that was placed on the metal skinned buildings must be resolved as soon as possible. He asked the Commissioners if they had any recommendations regarding requirements for such structures. Commissioner Gunkel said that she reviewed the outline that was presented by Mr. Breezee and was in favor of the 120 square foot requirement for any struct- ures to be built in any zone for the small utility type buildings. Co~~issioner Fredericksen asked Mr. Breezee if a person o\vued, for example, a 10-acre piece of property in which to build a 2,OOOsquare foot accessory garage on his property, would he be allowed to do so? Mr. Breezee informed the Commissioner that only if it were for agricultural purposes and it was zoned for such, would a 2,000 square foot building be allowed.