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(brownfield contamination). The Planning Commission will review the Preliminary Plat on <br />June 6. The City Council is scheduled to consider approval of the Preliminary Plat on June 25. <br />Final approvals are expected at the end of July. <br />June Planning Commission <br />Although largely noted above, below is a rundown of the DRAFT June 6 Planning Commission <br />Agenda. <br />DeltaModTech \[TIF Resolution, Site Plan\] <br />Anderson Dahlen \[Site Plan\] <br />M & G Trailers <br />The Sapphire <br />River Walk Village <br />Rivenwick Lot Split for Suite Living <br />Home-Based Yoga Studio <br />Village of Sunfish Lake Accessory Building \[workshop\] <br />Rum River Setback Variance <br />Preschool \[Elmcrest District\] <br /> <br />Ken’s Repair and Sales – 15415 Saint Francis Blvd NW <br />The business predates Ramsey’s incorporation as a City and the implementation of our Zoning <br />Code. As such, the business is protected under lawful, nonconforming statutes. In other words, <br />the business can exist as it did lawfully at the time the zoning code changed to no longer allow <br />the use or certain performance standards. These protections are limited to the operation at <br />that time, and do not permit expansion unless allowed by City Code and approved by the City <br />Council. The City has worked with this business over the past several decades to cleanup <br />inoperable vehicles and outside storage. The City will achieve compliance, but the business <br />often expands again over a period of years. <br />The City Council has been meeting with the Owner to arrive at a solution, which may involve <br />zoning amendments and/or special use permits. The City is seeking additional cleanup of these <br />items before negotiating a compromise. <br />th <br />Tracer Landscape and Concrete – 5751 177 Ave NW <br />While this previous home-based business has made significant improvements by relocating <br />office and vehicle storage to an industrial facility, the Owner’s home continues to allegedly be <br />used as a dispatch center for employees, equipment, and material on occasion. The City <br />receives regular complaints when this occurs. The City Council approved an enhanced <br />enforcement program, consistent with our policies and City Code. Essentially, Staff is now <br /> <br />