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<br /> Planning ccmni.ssion Meeting 5 7-01-92 <br /> ~E #92-06 (OONT'Dl <br /> . 7. Employees and other long-tenn parkers be required to park in the <br /> leased restaurant parking lot, and that no parking of daroaged <br /> vehicles, unlicensed vehicles of inoperable vehicles be allowed in <br /> this lot beyond a 24-hour period. <br /> 8. The station operators control the queue to the carwash on the <br /> station site and that no such queue be allowed in public streets. <br /> 9. That the station operators protect the traffic safety on County <br /> Road E from hazardous conditions resulting from water dripping <br /> from cars leaving the carwash. <br /> 10. That the trash enclosure doors be shut at all times except when <br /> loading or unloading trash. <br /> Member winiecki complimented all parties involved to =eate a positive <br /> option that satisfies the concerns of the Carrnnission and An\cxx) oil <br /> Company. <br /> Chair: Probst asked if there were any other questions or conunents. <br /> Hearing no response, the public hearing was closed at 7:55 p.m. <br /> Acting Clerk Administrator Iago stated Attorney Filla had two issues to <br /> be addressed: proof of the lease for parking, and title for the <br /> property . She also stated Attorney Filla would like to view the <br /> documents prior to the July 13 Council meeting. <br /> TOO Brauson, CMner of the An\cxx) station and the Architect, Harry <br /> . Schroeder, stated they would comply with the request of Attorney Filla. <br /> piotravski questioned the Applicant how the queue will be controlled to <br /> avoid traffic congestion on County Road E. <br /> Mr. Schroeder stated in the event traffic appears to backup, the <br /> Attendant will advise the driver to return at a later date and issue a <br /> raincheck ticket which is valid up to seven days. <br /> Chair Probst asked if there were any questions = conunents from the <br /> floor. <br /> winiecki moved, seconded by Carlson that Carrnnission <br /> recommend to Council approval of Case #92-06, SUP with Variances, 1306 <br /> W. Co. Road, E, An\cxx) oil Company, the plans dated July 1, 1992, with <br /> the 10 =xlitions listed in the Planners recarrnnendation and the 11th <br /> condition to show proof of lease for parking and title f= the property <br /> to the Attorney pri= to July 13 Council meeting. Motion carried <br /> unanilnously. (5-0) <br /> Cl\SE #92-12; M:IN:R SUBDrvISICti/LOl' SPLIT. 4251 FERNliOCD AVENUE N:RTH. ALPO Pm' <br /> FCXlDS (MIKE N:&IDSTRCH. GRAND Mm'l <br /> Planner Bergly reviewed his report of July 1, 1992, relating to Minor <br /> SUb:iivisionjLot Split at the Alpo Site, 4251 Fen1Wood Avenue North, Alpo <br /> Pet Foods (Mike Nordstrom, Grand Met). <br /> . Bergly explained that the Applicant proposes to divide a 14.88 a=e <br /> tract into two parcels. Both parcels have frontage only on Fen1Wood <br /> Avenue on the east and back onto a city Trail. Parcel A contains the <br /> Alpo Pet Food operatic-- 'lnd Parcel B is vacant. <br /> ----.--.-.- <br />