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Motion by Gerald Zimmerman and seconded by Arthur Dunn to recommend to the city council approval of the conditional use agreement and findings of fact including insect and rodent control provisions and grant Mr. Hetland a conditional use permit. Motion carried. .Voting yes: Chairman Kenneth Peterson, Benjamin Deemer, Arthur Dunn and Gerald Zimmerman. Voting no: None. 3) Rezoning Request for Mr. Fdward Klemish Mr. Klemish wishes to rezone from R -1 residential to B -1 Business a lot jsut west of Quicksilver Street and north of 167th Avenue N.W. He has indicated he would like to have a beauty shop and office area. Wewould note that some of the soils in the area are quite heavy and a beauty shop, with its water usage, may not be advisable. We would further note that in the last two to three years, requests for rezoning other parcels in the immediate area have been denied. • Chairman Kenneth Peterson read the findings of fact as in the agenda. Discussion: Arthur Dunn says a number 10 finding of fact should include the proposed use would result in more water use than would occur then if the parcel was left in its present zoning. Kenneth Peterson and Benjamin Deemer stated a number 11 finding of fact should include that the applicant has not submitted a site plan showing compliance with city ordinances for structure location, parking, etc. Arthur Dunn adds to findings of fact number 5 . . . on the other side. .separated by a street. • Motion by Benjamin Deemer and seconded by Arthur Dunn to adopt the findings of:fact with additions and recommend disapproval of rezoning based on the findings of fact. Motion carried. Voting yes: Chairman Kenneth Peterson, Benjamin Deemer Arthur Dunn and Gerald Zimmerman. Voting no: None. Benjamin Deemer says for the record his major objection is the necessity of rezoning without having a complete site plan so we know what we are voting and discussing regarding the rezoning. Hetland asks why the commission can't go by the guidelines for commerical zoning. Gerald Zimmerman stated for the record his objection would be soils; the business would be detrimential to the present septic . _system. _ P &Z /April 7, 1981 4