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daughter and ic~ nvett the daughter's existing home into living quarters for seasonal employees of the kennel oper ~tior~. When informed that City Code restricts the number of main buildings to one per lot of rec&~t, t~e Delaneys expressed a desire to not subdivide the property and apply for a conditional uSe;perrgit to accommodate their unique uses. At the same time, it was brought to the attention of Cie Staff that the kennel operation, which is defined as a pre-existing non-co~forming use, has been :xpanding over the years, even as recent as 1989. The expansion of a non~ conforming uSe~!doe's require application for a conditional use permit, city Staff then determined that il would ;b ', in !he best interest of Charles and Loral I. to sanction the commercial kennel operation on ti e si!re in conjunction with the conditional use permit to have more than one residential strUd:ure On a lot of record. [ Motion by Coul'icilmember DeLuca and seconded by Councilmember Cich to adopt the Findings of Fact #0285 rela!ing to Mr. Charles Delaney's request for a conditional use permit. Motion carried~, VOting Yes: Mayor Reimann, Councilmembers DeLuca, Cich, Pearson and Peterson. Votiig NO: None. Motion by C°Ul ~cilmember DeLuca and seconded by Councilmember Cich to approve Mr. Charles Delaney's req~c st fo~' a conditional use permit. Motion carriedd Voting Yes: Mayor Reimann, Councilmembers DeLuca, Cich Pearson and Peterson. Voii~g Np: None. Case #4: ~l~eq~es! for Site Plan Approval; Case of Jim Charest, Egan Oil e'~ompany Zoning Adminiltratgr Sylvia Frolik stated that Mr. Jim Charest, Egan Oil Company, is requesting site plan apprOv~al ta construct a 4,000 square foot cold storage warehouse on Lot 3, Block 2, HY- 10 Ramsey. Tge subject property is zoned I-1 Industrial for which warehousing is a permitted use. The war~houie is proposed to be a concrete block structure used to store construction materials. The ~brop0sed site plan discusses the fact that there would continue to be some exterior storage use on the p~operty that should be screened from Armstrong Boulevard N.W. and also that a corrected drainage!plan should be submitted to reflect that drainage will flow to a drainage area to the rear of the:p~opetty. City Engineer, !Sterne Jankowski, stated that in his letter to Mr. Egan he informed him of the screening requMeme/~ts and the drainage plan. He suggested a 4' berm and then with trees planted on the berm, it'll,Will[meet the screening requirements. He stated Mr. Charest is a~eeable. Mr. Jankowski sta~te~l tht~t the Planning and Zoning Commission is agreeable to Mr. Charest planting seedlings. Councilmembei' Pearson questioned why Mr. Charest's property is being singled out to be screened if oth~s don't have to be. Mr. Jankowsk~'~answered that City Code requires that developments along streets should have some type of sct~eemne. Ms. Frolik stated the' screening is required because of exterior storage. Councilmembe~'2Cich inquired how the berm would assist the drainaee. Mr. Jankowski ~tated that the material for the berm would be taken from a low area which would assist the drainage, i City Council/November 13, 1990 Page 9 of 16