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Minutes of the Arden Hills Regular Planning CCmnission Meeting, 6-03-92 . Page 6 Cl\SE #92-11 (CCIIT'D): The Planner explained most animal related uses require Special Use Permits when animals are kept overnight = longer. In this use, the training portion requires the dog owner to participate for one or two hours at a time. 'Ihere will be no evidence that the use involves animals. Existing parking lot acconunodates 60 cars and approximately 30 cars will be will be on site during training. 'Ihe Planner stated the applicants feel the majority of clients will purchase retail products. Training classes are in the evening and will induce traffic on Red Fox and Lexington over a longer period of time. Bergly explained that a similar facility is lccated in Burnsville and is allowed as a permitted use. Planner Bergly concluded to recommend the first action should be to detennine if this type of use should be considered an allowable use with a Special Use Permit in the B-4 District. 'Ihe se=nd action would be to approve or deny the applicants I request. Bergly recommended a condition be attached to the permit to allow the city to review the operation after one year. 'Ihis would allow discussion after the use if operating at nearly full capacity. Bergly stated the Fire Marshall has slight m:rlifications to the hlilding that he would like to recommend. Bergly recommended approval subject to the Fire . Marshall's review. Chair Proffit advised the City Attomey requested infonnation regarding evidence of title before the SUP is filed. He asked if there were any questions. Acting Clerk Administrator Catherine rago questioned if the city should require a copy of the lease agreement i Delta Envirornnental and Zeos were required to suJ:mi.t copies of leases as conditions of approval of applications in the Lexington-Fox Business area. Bergly agreed this may be :ilnposed as a condition of approval of this application. - Letty Afong, Owner, stated her hlsiness would add to the Community by assisting responsible dog owners professional training for their pets. She also stated classes would be held frOOl 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Members Carlson and Erickson questioned the issues of noise and animal droppings. Ms. Afong advised she had not discussed the noise issue with her neighbors and the parking lot would be cleaned once or twice per day to alleviate any dog droppings frOOl the parking lot. Member Petersen questioned if 'lWin City Pet SUpply would be selling animals. Member winiecki expressed concern that no signage proposal was received. .