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Rick Dehn, Dehn Oil, thanked City staff for their time. He commented that they are a fourth- generation family business and have experience with hazardous materials for over 93 years. He stated that their first priority is safety of their staff, families, neighbors, and city. He stated that they have a lot of expertise in this area and take it very seriously. Commissioner Anderson asked if the current activity on the site would be continuing, noting that when he visited the site he noticed crushing and moving of material. He commented that would be heavy equipment around the tanks. Mr. Dehn replied that for the time being, the plan is to share the space. He stated that the crushing operation is a short window. He noted that part of the condition of purchasing the property was to provide a five-year lease to Soder and Sons to continue to use a portion of the property. He noted that they have a good working relationship with that business and is not sure of the plans when that lease expires. Motion by Commissioner Peters, seconded by Commissioner Van Scoy, to close the public hearing. A roll call vote was performed: Commissioner Hunt aye Commissioner Peters aye Chairperson Gengler aye Commissioner Anderson aye Commissioner Van Scoy aye Motion Carried. Commissioner Anderson closed the public hearing closed at 7:35 p.m. Commission Business Motion by Commissioner Van Scoy, seconded by Commissioner Peters, to recommend that City Council adopt Resolution#23-235 approving the Conditional Use Permit and Site Plan for storage of fuel tanks at 6651 141"Avenue NW. A roll call vote was performed: Commissioner Van Scoy aye Commissioner Anderson aye Chairperson Gengler aye Commissioner Peters aye Commissioner Hunt aye Motion Carried. Planning Commission/ September 28, 2023 Page 6 of 14