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I I Councilmember Zimmerman suggested eliminating the reference to the Comprehensive Plan. Mayor Gamec requested that staff review the findings of fact. 2001 I I I I I I I Councilmember Hendriksen inquired if the City Attorney was comfortabl, the being that the rezoning application was withdrawn. City Attorney Goodrich replied yes. ~ Principal Planner Trudgeon noted that the applicant has exte~ the date to July 13th. City Attorney Goodrich noted that he will verify the Motion by Councilmember Kurak, seconded by CoUncilm, Cases 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12. table action on Motion carried. Voting Yes: Mayor~Oamec, Councilmembers and Zimmerman. Voting No: Hendriksen, Case #13: Request for a Facility for Metals and L/~hdsca ; and Processing Paul Terminals, Inc. i Community Development Director Frolik in 1989 the City issued a conditional use permit to Daniel',Karst't6,10iaerate an alumin~:iprocessing facility at 14050 Basalt St. NW One of the terms ~°.'f~ ;the permltT~s!,that reasslgnm'~20f~e permit o someone else would require [] Council api~m~al. Mr. Kars{:is~bmitted a reque ~y Council on May 8, 2001, requesting that the pemnt be.reasm/=med to:St;, Paul Tenmnals~; ~ouncll reviewed Mr. Karst s file. Because of a sigmi%ani of y491}ifiOn~;o~,d..:.~the,,:{~"that the scope of.what St, Paul Terminals is I intending to dh.i~ :diff~h~"fr~:.-~h ~arSt's conditional use permit allows, the Council's preference was i~5'!:'~°~e rather than reassign Mr. Karst's perm/t. Staff was directed to initiate .,:' .;'.:'iT'~Tp~'~:~eedings to conS~idT~.~evocation of Mr. Karst's permit and St. Paul Terminals was advised to I ;?'~i-?::i'i;~'' ' appiYt~f°r'a ~ew condit{~a!~use'}~it that would address the scope of their proposed operations !~?¥~- on the s~te:. Accordingly, the City has received an apphcat~on from St. ~Paul Terminals to operate _¢~' a recycling':~metal p]:9~ing facility at 14050 Basalt Street. In I999, St. Paul Terminals !i'~¢..~ entered into a;~ekse/purci~'~se option with Dan Karst for the facility and commenced managing !~i~!:i.!~:'~.:,. the facility. S~nC~ their entry onto the site, there has been a significant amount of site clean up · :¢!i:iiiii! ~; that has occu~edliand recent reports from Anoka County Environmental services indicate that the I ?'!!?.>site is in compliance with County regulations. As of a couple of weeks ago, St. Paul Terminals ~:':.;ceased th?intake of all materials at the site until there is a decision by the City regarding their a~!!catfqn-for a conditional use permit. The scope of the facility proposed includes a redbmPt4'on and processing center for ferrous and non-ferrous metals; melt furnaces for the atU~inum; process and recycle vehicles, including the disassembly of bodies, engines, I I I City Council/June 26, 2001 Page 19 of 27 -73-