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4(a) Conditional Use Permit Amendment to Remove Condition #4
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4(a) Conditional Use Permit Amendment to Remove Condition #4
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�����,� � _ �^ �' i� `�'�� • ��� <br /> t "l� � 4 �` 1 <br /> � � , <br /> i��' <br /> BUDGET AUTO �''��` f� <br /> :� NOV 12 2019 i:; f, <br /> 29349 PATRIOT AVE ���� �'t <br /> PEQUOT LAKES, MN 56472 i <br /> (218) 851-1101 ��'`-.�=-�-�-� <br /> November 8, 2019 <br /> City of Pequot Lakes <br /> City Hall <br /> Pequot Lakes, MN 56472 <br /> Dear Planning Commission: <br /> This is in response to your recent letter regarding my request to waive the requirement for a floor drain. <br /> As you are aware, I do not have any running water or a sewer in my repair shop. I have a dry shop. I <br /> also have in-floor heat in the building. <br /> After consulting with area plumbers, I have been told that it is impossible to install a floor drain in a <br /> building with in-floor heating. Zach Abraham, plumber with Abe's Plumbing, informed me there are <br /> no requirements in the city plumbing code for a floor drain in my shop. He also consulted with <br /> Schrupp Excavating and they wondered why I would want to put a floor drain in when it isn't necessary <br /> in a dry shop. <br /> I have contacted the Minnesota Department of Health for their best practices for auto repair shops and <br /> found that there is no requirement for an auto repair shop to have a floor drain. <br /> I am also enclosing a letter from Joe Sabin, environmental specialist with the Minnesota Pollution <br /> Control Agency, confirming that I am handling wastes in a proper manner by using absorbent and <br /> properly disposing of it. The MPCA also told me that they have no requirements that an auto garage <br /> have a floor drain. <br /> If you require any further information, please contact me. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> ���;��� <br /> Nathan Walberg <br /> Enclosure <br />
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