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Planning & Zoning Commision, 7 -11 -95 A: Will go to Bob Burgstahler in property trade for easement. Patrick Fruth, 7384 Old 11 Road, questioned the road easement that is currently going to the back of his property. Rehbein replied that would not change, Bob Burgstahler, 7381 Old Mill Road, asked if the grading has been re- looked at. Burgstahler's concern is with Lot 3, Block 1; is there going to be an 80 foot retaining wall on the edge of the creek. Rehbein stated that MSA sent a letter to the city requiring the lot to have a retaining wall and the specifics of it. Burgstahler would like to see where the wall would be and also that the wall be installed before a building permit is issued for the lot. Burgstahler also questioned if Rice Creek and/or the DNR have requirements for a retaining wall on the creek. Patrick Fruth, 7384 Old Mill Road, questioned the watershed drainage. Rehbein stated that there will be a storm sewer between Block 3, Lots 5 & 6 from the back of the house across the street to the back of the house on Block 2. Bob Burgstahler stated that the holding pond was originally approved to drain the whole development therefore there should be no problem. Motion by Vermeulen, second by Welk to close the public hearing for the preliminary plat of Acorn Creek II at 7:28 p.m., motion carried unanimously. Little Rascal Public Hearing Little Rascal Public Hearing was called to order at 7:29 p.m. Tourville stated that the building at 1724 Main Street would require a special use permit in order to make fishing lures. The type of work is considered light industrial and the building is in a commercial zone. Scott Raschke stated they manufacture fishing lures; it is light industrial work. Some of it is subcontract and some they make ready for retail sale. Here is an example of steps taken when centrifugal molding is done: hooks are put in the mold, lead is poured in the mold (new or clean lead is used only), it is then racked in styrofoam, dipped in paint, then broken down and bagged. Little Rascal has been operating in the building since February 8, 1995, the previous occupants (Noble Welding) also required a special use permit. They did not know that the permit was issued to each company and therefore that they could not operate under the same permit. Tourville addressed the concerns outlined in a memo from the Fire Chief, Milo Bennett. 2