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Ix:riot, expiring on Dec, ember 3 I, 1993. Ma. Frolik advised that the City of kt, m~ey received a ',,,mt:ten request from Steven Haigh for a 3-year extension to the CUP because he has invested in computeriz~ equipment a_nd is not in a fmanc~ position at this nme to relocate the bus/ness to a commercial zone. Ms. F, rolik added that this is a very iow prof'fie business, and in the 3 years that Mz. Haigh's CUP has been in effect, the City received no wrinen or verbal complaints about the businesm Commissioner Deemer inquired whether MI. I-ki~ was still under the 300 square feet of space allowed under the terms of the CLIP after purchasing the eqmpment, and lxir. Haigh stated he had not exp~mded the area of the business in his home. Morion by Commissioner Holland and seconded by Commissioner Terry to recommend that City Council grant t~ 3 year extension to December 31, 1996 for the conditional use permit for a home occupation issued to Steven HaJgh at 14151 Oermamum Street N.W. Further Discussion: Commissioner Hendriksen wondered whether a CLIP was required for a business that had no outward manifestation. Motion carried. Voting Yes: Chairperson Bawden, Commissioners Holland, TenD', Deemer, Henfiriksen, La.Due, and Thorud. Voting No: None. Case #3: Request for a Conditional Use Permit for an Alternate Fuel Supply Demonstration Project; Case of Kaltec, Inc, Zoning Adminisn-ator Frolik ad~qsed that Kaltec of Minnesota, Inc. has applied for a temporary conditiona2 use permit to establish and opm-ate a Molten Carbonate Fuel Cell test demonstration faoLI.ity on the land.fill property., at 14730 Sunfish Lake Boulevard N.W. She explained that Kaltec would ~ leasing a portion of Waste Managemenfs prop,.~cy for this demonstration project. Commissioner Holland inquired whether the prqiect would be open to the public, and Chuck R.ippe, a representative of Kakec of Minnesotz~ Inc., advised that it would not be open to the general public bur would be o?~n to City and oth~ officials. Commissioner Holland inouimd whether Kaltec would be sharing their results with the Ci~ of l~msey, and Mr. R.ippe asserted that they would. The Planning and Zoning Commission preceeded to review the Findings of It was the consensus of the Commission that gl through 011 would remain as presented, with the exception that the rypo~"apkical error in #7 (regarding the number) ~ corre2.te_xi. Motion by Commissioner Deemer ~d seconded by Commissioner Hendriksen to amend #12 to read "That the applicam has indicated that no State or County p~mits are required for the test demonstration facility." Motion car'r/ed. Voting Yes: Chairperson Bawden, Commissioners Deemer, Hendriksen, Holland,. La_Due, Terry, and Thom& Voting No: None. h was the consensus of the Commission that #13 and #t4 would remain as presented. Motion by Comm~ ssioner Deemer and seconded by Commi ssioner Holland to amend # ! 5 to read "That the test demonstration fa:il.ir), is proposed to be located approx~mstely 500 feet from the nearest residential dwelling." Planning & Zoning Commission/February 1, 1994 Page 3 of 9