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Y SET AGENDA Tri- Cities Police discussion Councilmember Brenner moved and it was seconded to approve the set agenda with noted changes Motion carried unanimously,. PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS Hearing none - Mayor Wilharber moved to the next agenda item. UNFINISHED BUSINESS Terminal Transport - Special Use Permit Mr. March briefed the Council on Terminal Transports request for a special use permit. Representatives John Snyder and Brent Coatney from Terminal Transport addressed the Planning Commission in June. Mr. March stated during the Planning Commission meeting the City clarified no Certificate of Occupancy will be issued until utilities are granted and they are operational. Furthermore, Mr. March recommended requiring a comprehensive grading plan on the forty-acres and that it be specifically identified under item 10 on the special use permit. Mr. March explained the Planning and Zoning Commission held a public hearing and it recommended the Council consider the grading plan and additional tree planting on the North and South side of the site. Councilmember Buckbee questioned how much property has been purchased by Terminal Transport. Mr. March explained the legal description is metes and bounds of 6.75 acres. Mayor Wilharber commented favorably upon Commission member Buckbee's comment suggesting a buffer between the commercial property and residential property. Mr. John Snyder (R.J. Ryan) and Brent Coatney (owner of Terminal Transport) addressed the Council and described their building. Mr. March added, the Building Official reviewed the building and site plans and the building will be sprinkled. Also, the site and building meet with the Police and Fire Chiefs approval. Mr. Snyder described the site grading plan. The area will drain to the north east of the property into a pond. Mayor Wilharber questioned the engineers if it is acceptable to have the oil and grease from the parking area drain into the pond. Mayor Wilharber asked Mr. Nyberg of his observations. Mr. Nyberg explained oil and grease draining onto another property and carrying contaminations will propose future problems. Mr. Nyberg recommended the grading plan be approved contingent upon engineers approval. Furthermore, the Planning Commission commented on the pond and its drainage and suggested a comprehensive grading plan for the whole area. Mr. Nyberg reported Mr. Rehbein stated a comprehensive grading plan will be submitted for the whole corridor of property. Councilmember Buckbee moved and it was seconded to approve the special use permit for Brent Coat contingent upon en m� eering final review and approval of the grading plan and to amend 4