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plan to the Community Development Director for review and approval prior to issuance of the Interim Use Permit. The landscape plan shall include the installation of a vegetative screen along north berm area of the site. The vegetative screen shall include no fewer than 40 evergreen trees, not less than 6 feet in height planted eight feet on center. All plantings, grading, seeding, and erosion control improvements shall be completed by July 1, 1998. B. Neither concrete crushing nor concrete hatch mixing activities shell be undertaken at the same time as tree and stump grinding activities on the site, nor at times when household hazardous waster collection activities are being conducted. 9. No work may begin on the site until interim use permit #3 is issued by the Community Development Director. interim use permit#3 shall be reviewed annually in October, with the County being notified of the status of such review by January 1 of the following year. in conjunction with the review process, the County shall provide the Community Development Director with sound level measurements and dust counts from specific sites and during specific times as designated by the community Development D hector. The County shall also provide the Community Development Director with information on the volume of new, recycled, and fines materials moved onto the site, off the site, and used in hatch mix operations (in cubic yards). 10. All activity allowed under this interim use permit #3 shall be completed by December 31 P 2000. The interim use permit#3 may be revoked prior to this date for noncompliance with the conditions. 5.0 PLAMNING COMMISSIOAf ACTION 5.1 On ,January 14, 1998, the Planning commission held a public hearing on the request. Dan Soler and Bob Payne, Ramsey County Public Works, were present to answer questions and provide additional 'information. A video of a similar operation in south Saint Paul was also shown. One letter was reoeived in opposition to the request(Frank Tekautz at 466 Hilltop Avenue). Six residents also made comments opposing the request and/or expressed concerns regarding the request (hike Thienes: Janet Olson, Jack Tschida, Denise Hermes, Duane Haukebo, and Sandra Fox). 5.2 The Planning Commission discussed the ultimate use of the site, how the crushed concrete will be used (in new concrete mint not as crushed base), timelines for the Larpenteur Avenue reconstruction project, the potential use of another site (such as the State Fair property or other county property), the circulation of traffic on the site, the need for sound level m on itoring, the need for dust control (watering stockpiles and hauling away fines), the intended use of this property when it was purchased in the 1970s, the use of white noise to mask the noise from crushing and b atch i ng activities, the need to limit the height of the stockpiles, and the County's recycling policy, PF# 985-RCA(02/23/98)- Page 5 of 6