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I-lq Mr. Johnson responded he does not think it would affect things negatively ,ing the outlot if necessary. would concede The discussed an appropriate alignment if the roar to be extended in the Wayne Davis, Green Valley Road, stated he this property and the adjoining 53 acres, which and Philip Johnson, who for him at the green house, purchased from him. It will his son-in-law $11,000 and pave a cul-de-sac off of 178th for himself and Mr. Aaron, to build They are not developers; he has lived here all his life. They are in 4 and 40 and /ing with that. He and Brad are not interested in developing. They have Gz Valley to come off of. Brad's property is low and marginal and he has seen a lot of wate~ though roads, but he thinks wh; think this road extension to third home north of the sites. years and seen it flooded. He knows Planning wants decided the first time is the practical solution. He does not plat boundary is necessary. They are not interested in the to plat to get two, and are not looking at building home Commissioner Johns Mr. Davis him of his position. Motion by City Council the April 178th Johnson, seconded preliminary plat of Valley 2000 Planning Commission. meeting to to the westerly plat boundary. .ner Dempsey, to recommend that confirming the recommendation made at require provision for the extension of M Carried. Voting Yes: Acting Chairperson Nixt, tissioners Johnson, Dempsey, , and Wivoda. Voting No: None. Absent: Chairperson erson. Case #7: Request for Site Plan Review of Transfer Station; Case of Ace Solid Waste Acting Chairperson Nixt advised this is not a public hearing, however, they will listen to the public. He noted the Planning Commission's recommendation was to deny the permit. The City Council granted the permit. The case before the Commission is to review the site plan for the Transfer Station portion of the site. The City Council has spoken with its favorable assessment of this use by granting the Conditional Use Permit. As long as Ace gives the Commission a site plan that meets the requirements of City Code, they have the authority to construct and develop this facility. Gary Hanson, 14040, Azurite Street NW, president of Bake Star Company, stated there were two provisions made when dealing with the determination of wetland status on the property and coming to some type of conclusion on Outlot A along Azurite Street that leaves a ten foot strip. Acting Chairperson Nixt requested a summary from Staff. Planning Commission/May 2, 2000 Page 18 of 23 I I I' I I I I I I I I I I' I