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ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION June 10, 1992 paget 5 Zach Hansen highlighted the need for the program, what type of materials would be handled on the site, how materials would be handled on the site, projected volume, hours of operation, and experience at other sites. Discussion Issues discussed included whether to continue this matter until a decision is made on a si te for the John Rose Oval, type of containers and type of trucks used to transport materials, how after hours dumping would be controlled, how peak volumes would be handled, average wait time, and the impact of recent federal law changes on proposal. Two citizens appeared: Jack Tschida, 512 Glenwood, expressed concern that this could become a permanent facility, that after hours dumping could occur and that the facility could have a detrimental effect on the environment in the area. Gary Schwartz, representing Temple of Aaron Cemetery, stated that they supported the concept, but would like additional landscaping or other screening materials to screen the site from view from the cemetery. MOTION Harms moved and Stokes seconded a motion to recommend approval of the Ramsey County Department of Health request for a 2 year interim use permit to allow the property located along and to the east of Kent Street, north of Larpenteur Avenue to become the location of a temporary household hazardous waste collection site with the following conditions: 1. That the facility be operated as described in the application materials. 2. That a more detailed drainage plan be approved by city staff. 3. That no Council action be taken prior to June 30. 4. That the applicant maintain the berm and explore reasonable landscape screening alternatives. 5. That signage be used on gates listing the penalty for illegal dumping and a phone number to contact. Roll Call: Ayes: Harms, Thomas, DeBenedet Stokes, Goedeke, Nayes: None