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8 generate less traffic and involved the storage of fewer smaller trailers than the previous permit, and that because of the grading ofthe site that the back portion of the site may be more visible because it is higher than tIle tront part of the site. Member Thomas questioned how much of the site was paved, how much of the site would be used for parking, and if there were underground tanks present on the site. Mr. Mischke responded that there was asphalt only in the front parking area, that approximately half of the site would be utilized for parking, and there were no underground tanks on the site. Member Roberts questioned the five year requirement, and asked if a two or three year time period would be more appropriate. Member Roberts also inquired as to the number of vehicles which would be present 011 the site. Mr, Olson, the proposed new owner, indicated that they own a total of 25 chassis and that 9 to 10 would be a typical number which would be present on the site at anyone time. Member Thomas questioned the staff concerning the reason for requirements for paving and curb and gutter. The County responded that they are useful in controlJing st0n11 water runoff. Member Wall asked the type of investment the new owner would be making into the property. Mr. Olson responded that they would invest in sodding and other improvements to insure a good looking site. Member Wall stated that he be looking for a commitment to clean up the front area and liked the proposed fence design. Chairman Wietecki closed the public hearing. Chainnan Wietecki stated that a three year interim use permit would be prefelTed and that there be a commitment to keep the front yard maintained. Motion: Member Th ove irman Wietecki seconded to recommend City Council approval of a five year interim use rmit with the following conditions: I. That a stained, wood screen fence be constructed in frol1t of the vehicle storage area, west of the driveway. 2. That a landscape plan be submitted and approved by city staff which includes evergreen planting materials. 3. That the parking area in trout of the building be repaved. Roll Call: Ayes: Rengel, Thomas, Wall! Harms, Roberts, Sandstrom, Wietecki. Nays: None.