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------- pIanninq carmission Meethrr 8 11-03-93 illIpravements . staff could work out a "Gentlemen's" agreement which could not J:e enforced as a SUP. Clair winiecki further comments that she says this because Ryder may not J:e at this . location indefinitely. Another issue not previously addressed is the other possible uses of this property. In the future it could possibly J:e a additional school house, parking or storage for the school district. In time, the school will need to expand. Ryder could renain there for the time being', thus not jeopardizing the school district use of this land at a later date. Mr. Rye questioned if a SUP would J:e approved, could there J:e a con:lition lllniting the number of b.Jses. The traffic concerns were once again addressed and a question was asked whether it is known if County Road F is going to J:e reconstructed? Mr. Rye asked the neighbors if anyone has noticed whether the posted speed lllnit is J:eing violated? No one made mention that the posted speed lllnit has been violated. It was noted that the Bethel track teams are using County Road F as a running area. Mr. Rye questioned whether a user of a building can apply for a variance? Mr. Fritsinger stated anyone can make a zoning request. Independent to what the decision will J:e this evening, Mr. Rye encouraged the residents and Ryder to keep a dialogue going J:etween the parties and w=k on designing an agreement that would J:e a=eptable to both parties. A questions arose to the definitions of B1, B2, B3 and B4 . classifications. Mr. Rye read the definitions as outlined in the zoning ordinance book. Mr. stenglein suggested that staff enlist the services of an Envirornnent Engineer and under the health ordinance address these environment issues . Chair winiecki stated the test results would probably J:e impossible to discern J:etween the school b.Jses and school car traffic and freeway traffic adding to the fumes. Mr. Dischinger stated that diesel fuel is not nearly as toxic as in past years. On October 1, the Federal Government introduced a sulfur content that reduces the concern of the smell and health issues. Erickson moved, seconded by Petersen to table the discussion indefinitely on case #93-15 to allow staff to try and determine another alteJ::native in working with applicant to allow them to make the necessary illIprovements on the property wi thin the zoning ordinance or within the revisions of the zoning ordinance. All voted in favor (6-0). ClISE #93-1SA: 1901 W. o:xJNl'Y ROAD F, REm/RYOER STtlDENr 'l'llANSPCRI'ATClN - SUP Chair winiecki explained that J:efore this case #93-15A can J:e heard, the rezoning request would need to be approved. since the JOOtion was made to table the request for rezoning, this motion prohibits the Planning . Commission from dealing with the second part of the application request. Petersen moved, seconded by McGraw to postpone hearing Case #93-15A, the SUP for 1901 W. County Rd F until case #93-15 is resolved.