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Chair Smith concurred, stating that she would look favorably upon further effort to store less equipment outdoors. She questioned whether the Commission should limit the type or amount of equipment. Rahn felt they should not attempt to further limit the type or amount of equipment necessary for him to run his business. Hawn suggested they have him designate a specific number of stalls for his items in the schematic. Gaffron pointed out that the business is allowed a certain number of parking stalls, warehousing may require fewer; however, rental may require more. Mabusth asked how many trucks the business typically houses. Wagner stated that, between Budget and Ryder, they have 7-10 trucks on hand. He indicated that he could draw up the landscape plan, as requested, designating where those trucks will go. Rahn stated that the site plan detail phase will allow him to do this. Fritzler maintained that the City may need to be more restrictive widi this applicant, if the business requires more than most other businesses in the zone. Hawn agreed that a specific site plan would be helpful, since this business has been found to be acceptable. (»6) M3-2923 STEVAN WAGNER, 3607 SHORELINE DRIVE, Continued Chair Smitli asked for comment on gravel versus blacktop. Mabusth stated that she believed that gravel had been recommended by the Engineer the last time due to the business* proximity to the wetlands. Wagner pointed out that, long ago, gravel was not considered hardcover and was preferable to blacktop in containing some of the runoff. Mabusth suggested the City allow that some kind of concrete pad be placed near the tanks and wetland for containment purposes, a waste trap. She further suggested that the western access drive be paved if the Engineer agrees. Woody believed the Engineer would support a paved apron on the west Hawn recontmended the applicant gather this information and report back to the Commission. I I I