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09-07-2005 Planning Commission Minutes - Special Meeting
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The water table was questioned. Applicant stated they plan to only dig approximately 12 <br /> to 15 feet. They augured 20 to 25 feet and the auger was dry. <br /> Staff recommendations stated that slopes surrounding excavation area be restored to 25%. <br /> The Restoration Plan indicates restoration at 3:1 and should be changed to 4:1. <br /> The City Engineer has not been contacted to make recommendation on an acceptable <br /> bond. After discussion,the Planning Commission decided that $50,000 bond was <br /> acceptable. <br /> Condition#6 should be changed to add"truck traffic"and "operation hours from 7 A.M. <br /> to 7 P.M." <br /> Applicants stated that they have a backup alarm strobe light that is OSHA approved. <br /> Staff was directed to inspect the site and have the Street Department inspect the road <br /> when completed before releasing bond. <br /> An Extraction Fee for future pits was discussed. Some areas call it a"gravel tax" and is <br /> generally 6 to 7 cents per yard,truck volume. Staff was directed to forward this to the <br /> City Council at their next meeting. The funds should be targeted for road improvement <br /> projects or dirt hauled to our roads needing work in lieu of"tax". <br /> The loose gravel on County Road 16 was discussed. It was determined that this gravel <br /> was not falling off of trucks, but rather it tracked from Evenson Road during that <br /> improvement project. <br /> A motion was made by Mark Hallan, seconded by Roger Varilek,to approve the <br /> Conditional Use Permit for an Extractive Use, based on the following Findings of Fact: <br /> 1. The property meets the minimum lot, size, and use standards for the Agriculture <br /> zone, being 40 acres in size, more than 500 feet wide, and having ample space <br /> within the building envelope for the proposed operation. <br /> 2. The applicant has supplied the required information including a site plan and a <br /> completion plan, and has indicated that Wild Acres Road will serve as the primary <br /> haul route. <br /> 3. The applicant has proposed to excavate a 3.0 + portion of the property. This <br /> excavation area is more than 50 feet from all property lines. The edge of the <br /> proposed berm around the area to be excavated is 80 feet from the western <br /> property line at its closest point. <br /> 4. The proposed excavation area is more than 50 feet from the right-of-way of Wild <br /> Acres Road, being approximately 530 feet from the right-of-way. <br /> 5. The applicant has not indicated what type of fencing, if any, will be erected <br /> around the excavation site. The applicant has proposed to use vegetated berms <br /> and stockpiles as a means of screening of the excavation site and associated <br /> machinery. <br /> Special Planning Commission 2 <br /> September 7, 2005 <br />
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