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Planning Commission Minutes - December 5, 1984 Page 6 DeBenedet indicated if we do not create a separate zoning district, all 1-2 land would already be correctly zoned for industrial waste facilities, and all that is needed is a special use permito Johnson indicated the site area for industrial waste facilities has already been defined by the Waste Management Boardo Wiski suggested the debate is about proper techniques to limit proliferation of industrial waste facilities. He is not persuaded that adding another step to the approval process will do that. Dressler indicated rezoning is very permanento She does not want to see a piece of land zoned for industrial waste facilities. Berry indicated she supports the new zoning district based on the Council discussion reg~rding the need for addition safeguards and to assure the public that the City is acting responsiblyo Reconunendation Berry moved, DeBenedet seconded that the Planning Conunission reconunend the establishment of an 1-2a district to include as a use by special permit: (1) The collection, processing, treatment and distribution of inorganic metal wastes consisting of metal compounds, solution, sludges and liquids; and the collection, bulking, separation, addition of absorbants and distribution of organic industrial wasteso Neither the inorganic nor the organic industrial wastes may include explosives as defined in the Title 18 USC, Section 83l(c)(d), and 27 CPR 55023, or radioactive material s. Appropriate control measures shall be made as determined by the Council to mitigate the effects of operations conducted on the site to include, and not be limited to, the following functions: Security of premises and building, access and egress to site, routing of vehicular traffic on public streets, security methods for delivery and pickup, air emissions control, wastewater treatment and discharge, storm drainage and spillage control facilities, public water use, soil contamination, hours of operation, noise impact, liability and control of unauthorized delivery, and impact on contiguous properties. Wiski indicated the vote on the new zoning district does not reflect disapproval of the MRC's proposalo The Commission still endorses its previous special use permit approval. Roll Call, Ayes: DeBenedet, Johnson, and Berryo Nays: Dressler, Matson, Moeller and Wiskio Matson moved, and Moeller seconded that the Planning Commission still recommend approval of the special use permit as originally approved by the Commission, with the addition of the radioactive material exclusion and the list of control standards included in the above reconunendationo