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20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. That the Applicant has indicated that production, recovery and storage would occur in Area B of the site but would not necessarily be confined to a building. Further, that Area B would be separated from Area A by a screened security fence and gate. That Section 170.016I of the city zoning code prohibits exterior storage If the property abutts an R-1R, R-1U or R-2U district. That the Applicant's site plan indicates that all drives and parking in Area A will be hard surfaced. That the Applicant's site plan indicates that drives, storage, maneuvering areas and employee parking are proposed to be gravel rather than hard surfaced in Area B which does not conform to City code. That the business has an EPA identification number for Hazardous Waste Activity at his existing site consisting of using off spec used oil for burner fuel, however, the Applicant has indicated that he would not use off spec oil for primary fuel. That the MPCA has granted air emission facility permit #2293- 89-OT-1 dated July 19, 1989 for the construction and operation of the emission facility and pollution control equipment at the business's existing site in Anoka. That a Hazardous Waste Generator license will be required to permit the disassembly operation and that the Applicant will be required to submit information pertaining to the components, volumes and management of each waste product prior to licensing. That the operational plan indicates that feedstock is transferred to a melt furnace, aluminum is separated from other metals, cast into ingots and then moved to outside storage for cooling. That the feedstock for aluminum processing stated by the Applicant may consist of scrap from industrial locations, recyclable material from recovery processes, aluminum parts from vehicles, and miscellaneous forms of aluminum contaminated with small portions of steel. That the Applicant has stated that they will provide redemption services for aluminum cans and non-ferrous metals. That the two furnaces consist of a homemade furnace with an input capacity of 1500 pounds per hour fueled with used oil and United Corp. Model AS-990 furnace with an input capacity of 2000 lbs. per hour fueled by used oil and/or natural gas.