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Planning Commission Minutes August 31, 1982 Page Two 5. Consider Accessory Use Setbacks Rick Breezee indicated that he gave the Planning Commission exactly what they ap- proved at the August 2nd Planning Commission meeting, only it now was in ordinance form. Rick Breezee further indicated that a controversy arose from the ordinance from Mr. Lloyd Anderson, a local developer. Rick Breezee indicated that Mr. Ander- son felt this ordinance would "put him out of business". Rick Breezee further in- dicated that the ordinance as originally written, meant that metal skinned build- ings or agricultural buildin~600 feet away from platted or residential areas, would mean that a resident could not have horses in Greenhead, where there are larger areas of 10 acres and 20 acres. The Council then decided to have agricul- tural accessory uses and agricultural structures as a conditional use, only in platted areas in A-I zones. Rick Breezee indicated the Council has not made a form- al decision as of yet on this item. Commissioner Gunkel asked Rick Breezee why the Planning Commission got Ordinance 82-7, because she thought the Council, at their last meeting, approved adding the \vord "neighboring" (within 600 feet from any "neighboring" residence). Commissioner Gunkel indicated that the Planning Commission should be discussing Ordinance 82-8, instead of Ordinance 82-7. Rick Breezee indicated, in regard to Ordinance 82-8~ this would relate to Greenhead as it is a platted area. Commission Gunkel indicated that she would like to see, in Points M and F, "in plat- ted areas" added. The Ordinance would then read ..agricultural uses, structures or buildings in platted areas.. MOTION BY COMMISSIONER GUNKEL TO APPROVE ORDINANCE 82-8~ SECTION 1, M AND F, WRITTEN AS FOLLOi.JS: flAGRICULTURAL USES, STRUCTURES' OR . BUILDINGS IN. PLATTED AREAS." THE MOTION WAS SECONDED BY CO~IISSIONER TRALLE. 'MOTION'PASSED 5-0. 6. Consider Otdinance Amendment - Mobile Homes Discussion followed regarding the memo Rick Breezee distributed to the Planning Com- mission as to the word change on Page two and Page three, Letter A, B, C, and D. Rick Breezee called attention to the definition regarding manufactured homes as it is stated in the Mi~nesota Statutes. Chairman Tracy indicated his concern with the definition of manufactured homes mean- ing with or without a permanent foundation. Chairman Tracy indicated he felt "with foundation" would be preferable. Rick Breezee indicated that the definition comes right from the Minnesota Statute. Rick Breezee further indicated that it was okay to use the definition out of the Statute, but under the dwelling regulations spelled out by the City regarding A, B, C, and D, where it states it must be on a permanent foundation, would prevail. Rick Breezee indicated that the most restrictive preva.rls regarding issues in the Statutes.