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· James and Pamela Deal, adjoining land owners Jeff Deal, Anchor's ,Away / Ramsey Quick Lube, 6745 Highway I0 · Matt Kuker, Pro Sporting Goods, Inc., 6781 Highway 10 · Gary Hanson, Doug Hanson and Roger Hanson, 14040 Azurite Street NW Bernie Vevea, 14047 Azurite Street, stated he his property is kitty-comer to the northeast from this property. He stated he does not understand the pond identified on the north side of the site plan and inquired regarding its purpose. Community Development Director Frolik explained the drainage of this site comprises a series of ponds. She explained the drainage is directed through a series of ponds and then into the storm sewer system. She explained the ponds will also provide sedimentation, as required. Mike Berkopec, Business Manager for Ace Solid Waste, introduced others in attendance representing Ace Solid Waste. He explained that a series of two ponds will be installed and drainage will be directed through them into the storm sewer system to assure adequate coverage for the site and added impervious surfaces. The second purpose is to provide the opportunity for sedimentation to settle in two different ponds so only rain water enters the storm sewer system. Chairperson Anderson stated the ponds arb for rain water 'runoff and have nothing to do with the area trucks are washed. Mr. Berkopec explained there are two parts to the project: Phase 1 is the shop and office; and Phase 2 is the transfer center and recycling facility. With Phase 1, they have room for 70 regular route trucks. Phase 2 is the transfer station. Mr. Berkopec explained that everyth~g will occur inside the transfer station and any water generated through the transfer operation, which is anticipated to be very little, will be controlled by the sanitary sewer. He stated they will also have a water discharge permit and meet all regulations pertaining to that permit. Mr. Vevea asked where the sanitary sewer is located. He suggested it is only a 16 inch tine, was installed for the landfill, and was to be turned over to the City in ten years to be used as a small sanitary sewer. community Development Director Frolik advised that the sanitary sewer is in McKinley. Mr; Vevea reviewed the uses on surrounding properties, suggesting each may change in the future. He stated that Bake Star manufactures food processing equipment and a pool is proposed right next to their property, at the highest part .of the proposed site and directly adjacent to the Bake Star property. Mr. Vevea stated the site plan will place a transfer station across the street from four .existing property owners. He stated his disgust with the proposed plan. Gary Han~on, president of Bake Star Company, explained his father owns the building and his brother works in the facility as well. He stated they are in the business of manufacturing food grade equipment and their property is lower than the adjacent property so if the pond floods, it wilt overflow onto the back of the adjacent property and then flow into their property along the concrete apron, across the front of their property, and alongside the roadway. He stated the site Planning Commission/April 10, 2000 :: Page 3 of 17 126 I i I I I I, I I I I I I I ! I I I I