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I I i I I I I that all waste products will be ~;ei~L irozen until normal trash pick-up day. His only plans for advertising are the yellow pages. There are no structural changes planned for the presen; ~l;~raee. Mr. Thurmer would also like to sell sportsman-like, handcrafted products such as leather belts and wildlife prints. Commissioner Zimmerman informed Mr. Thurmer that the City frowns on allowing merchandising from the home. Commissioner Deemer stated that the City limits merchandising from the home to those items created in the home. Chairman Peterson and Commissioner Dunn do not fully agree with Mr. Deemer's statenient. Commission also feels that customer parking in this case should not be a problem. Motion by Commissioner Deemer and seconded by Commissioner Dunn to accept the Findings of Fact, Standards and Criteria, with the following correction: a. Item #3 (c): Change to read as follows: The closest similar use is within a distance of three (3) miles. Motion carried. Voting Yes: Zimmerman, LaDue and Isakson. Schneider. Chairman Peterson, Commissioners Deemer, Dunn, Voting No- None. Absent' Commissioner Motion by Commissioner Deemer to add the following as Item c to Performance Standards: "Application for building permit in the future, by Mr. Thurmer, should be cause for review of the growth of his home based taxidermy business." Further Discussion: Commissioner Dunn disagrees on the basis that any citizen has the right to apply for a building permit for a minimum size accessory building. Commissioner Deemer stated that if Mr. Thurmer requires an accessory building in the future, it could possibly mean that Mr. Thurmer should move his taxiderm~ business to a commercial site. Mrs. Schlueter, who was also present at the meeting, inquired as to where Mr. Thurmer planned to store items normally stored in a garage if the entire garage is to be used for taxidermy purposes. Mr. Thurmer replied that he doesn't have much more than a small lawnmower and a garden hose. Chairman Peterson replied that residents are not required to have a garage. Mr. Berg stated that ordinance allows for one accessory building and further, that if Mr. Thur~er already had a storage shed at his residence, the previous motion in this case would not even apply. He further stated that a conditional use permit is reviewed annually anyway. Commissioner Deemer rescinds his previous motion. Chairman Peterson recommended adding the following to the Performance Standards: c. That a building permit be obtained for the proposed garage remodeling. d. Restrict retail sales to on-site created products of taxidermy only. Conditional use permit is subject to annual review. P & Z/March 2, 1982 · ' Page 3