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regarding oil and related waste that encourages installation of a floor drain with a water <br /> and oil separator into an SSTS, rather than a holding tank. <br /> Planning Commission Member Norton stated he thought a flammable waste trap was a <br /> requirement. Mr. Burslie stated he didn't see where it was required,but the City has the <br /> ability to require it as part of the CUP. Chair Hallan stated that the Plumbing Code <br /> states the decision will go back to local jurisdiction for requirements. This waste will <br /> also need to go to a holding tank, never into an SSTS. There is no municipal sanitary <br /> sewer at this location. <br /> Chair Hallan noted a site plan had been received,but we usually see a certificate of <br /> survey for the entire lot showing features that includes setbacks,parlang, etc. Mr. <br /> Burslie stated it is not a requirement in the ordinance,but the City could require one. <br /> T�pically we receive detailed site plans. <br /> Planning Commission Member Wilson asked if a screening plan was required in the <br /> original CUP. Chair Hallan stated it was a condition,but Staff doesn't recall if it was <br /> received or not. <br /> Mr.Walberg stated he read the Staff Report online and regarding the floor drain <br /> contacted Bob Bartel for a design. Mr. Bartel stated with th�information he had,he was <br /> not able to give a quote. Tank size is unknown,floor drain size unknown. Mr. Bartel <br /> said he wanted to come to a Planning Commission meeting to ask questions. Mr. <br /> Burslie stated the City would rely on the licensed SSTS Designer to provide the capacity. <br /> Chair Hallan stated it could also be designed by a licensed plumber as this is part of the <br /> Plumbing Code. <br /> Mr.Walberg stated he is not looking to implement this immediately. He is not looking <br /> to do work on customer owned vehicles currently. He is probably not looking to do <br /> towing services currently. He just doesn't want to come back every couple of years so he <br /> basically included a io-year plan. <br /> Chair Hallan stated this may get tabled this evening and thanked Mr.Walberg for his <br /> input. There is a lot of information that needs to be discussed. <br /> Chair Hallan stated that working with other communities, it is very common for <br /> someone operating a towing facility that certain vehicles brought in need to be fenced or <br /> secured for police or sheriff. If towing is going to be considered as part of this CUP, Mr. <br /> Walberg should look into that further. <br /> Planning Commission Member Norton inquired whether or not there was a flammable <br /> waste trap installed now for the work being done. Mr.Walberg stated there is not. He <br /> doesn't change oil but does a little transmission work. He doesn't anticipate doing oil <br /> MINUTES 6 <br /> Pequot Lakes Planning Commission <br /> November i5, 2oi8 <br />