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. . . City Council Minutes September 18, 2006 Page 7 stated paving 100' of the applicant's driveway will not help with the maintenance of 225th Avenue. John Quade, Bauerly Bros. representative-Stated this site is zoned as a mining overlay. He discussed the acceleration lanes. He stated there is no road to access 221 st Avenue. Steve Fischer, 11049 235th Avenue-Stated concerns with safety at the intersection. He stated trucks stack up at the intersection. He stated the road improvements should be completed prior to giving the applicant the conditional use permit. Todd Erickson (Elk River Police Officer speaking as a resident)-Stated concerns with safety at the intersection. He stated the current deceleration lanes were designed for when TH 169 used to be 55 mph. Bill David, Bauerly Bros. representative-Stated that the median at 221 st Avenue is not large enough for certain sized trucks. Mayor Klinzing closed the public hearing. Councilmember Farber stated safety concerns with this intersection. Councilmember Motin stated Section 3 (01) should state, ".. .25% of asphalt product is derived from the gravel operation conducted on site not later than December 31, 2021." He further stated the following language should be added to Section (10) c., ".. .prior to the operation of the hot mix asphalt plant." Councilmember Gumphrey suggested a condition be added to the conditional use permit requiring water trucks to maintain 225th Avenue. Mayor Klinzing added a Section (10) d. stating, "As deemed necessary by the City of Elk River and required improvements to 225th Avenue from the intersection ofTH 169 to the entrance of the gravel pit area must be constructed prior to commencement of operation of the hot mix asphalt plant." MOVED BY COUNCILMEMBER MOTIN AND SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER DIETZ TO APPROVE CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT CU 06-20 WITH THE CHANGES NOTED ABOVE. Motion carried 4-1. Councilmember Farber opposed. 6.2. Request by Scott Powell for Administrative Subdivision. Public Hearing-Case No. AS 06-01 Mr. Barnhart stated the applicant is requesting an administrative subdivision to re-subdivide two lots into four lots. He stated staff recommends Yale Street be extended through to connect it between 170th and 171 st Street in order to allow traffic access to a signalized intersection at TH 10. Mayor Klinzing opened the public hearing. Kathy Raivala, 17201 Yale Street-Stated she represents the townhome association and they are opposed to Yale Street being connected due the test driving of cars from the nearby dealership and safety concerns with a nearby daycare.