06 -Planning & Zoning Monthly Report

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8. The proposed dust collector structure is unlikely to alter the essential character of the locality, which is industrial in nature. Other similar uses already exist in the Business Park. 9. Reasonable use of the property currently exists for most other industrial operations in this district under the Ordinance, but the Ordinance may be inordinately restrictive on other industrial uses that, through federal and state regulation, may require similar structures for compliance. All members voted "aye". Motion carried. Applicant: City of Pequot Lakes Applicant requests an Ordinance Amendment regar R Responsibility for Final Plats. Mr. Marohn explained the Staff Report. The int was to fast-track th elopment process to have the Planning Commission act PI a The City Att as intervened and Mr. Marohn concurs. Final Plat a al e at the Co cil level. This is required by State Statute. This would not c policy for Final Plat submission. JOHN DERKSEN ARRIVED: 7:17 p. Mr. Marohn stated that he received a 1 e om rottier of Landecker and Associates which stat tute has ch ged no to er requiring 2 hard-shells and 2 mylar copies of the Plat. Trottier r mmends including an amendment requiring 4 mylar n A motion Sc derso , ed by Bill Habein,to recommend the Ordin a ame fol additions are underlined, deletions are stricken): In ect .3, amend visio (B) as follows: B. To de within th equired time frame the following: 1. a tions to the City Council regarding requested Zoning District bo ges or amendments to the Ordinance. 2. To r ew and provide recommendations to the City Council on preliminary plats and final plats. In Section 11.5, amend Subdivision 1(C) as follows: C. To decide within the required time frame the following: 1. Recommendations from the Planning Commission for changes in Zoning District boundaries. 2. Recommendation from the Planning Commission for acceptance of preliminary plats and final plats. Minutes 5 Pequot Lakes Planning Commission August 16, 2007