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ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2001 <br />• 7. #01 -2711 Western Steel Erection, 2687 Wayzata Boulevard — Conditional Use <br />Permit <br />Weinberger stated the Jochims were present to represent Western Steel Erection, Inc. <br />Western Steel was requesting a conditional use permit to allow permanent outside storage <br />to provide outdoor parking for industrial trucks. They had proposed enclosing the <br />property with chain link fencing with slats installed to screen the property. Another <br />option would be to require cedar fencing. <br />The location of their fuel tank has moved since the Planning Commission saw the <br />proposal. The fuel tank cannot be located within 50' of the building or the property line, <br />which forced the tank to be located nearer the front of the lot. There is a canopy proposed <br />to cover the fueling tank, which would be about 24' x 36' and 16' high. The canopy <br />would then make the fueling tank an accessory structure. <br />Weinberger stated they were seeking conceptual approval. He suggested Council discuss <br />the fencing materials used, the proposed location of the fueling station, outdoor storage, <br />and overall site plan. <br />Mayor Peterson asked if it was appropriate for the application to return to the Planning <br />Commission. <br />• Ms. Jochims stated that the canopy would serve to protect the fuel integrity, and they fuel <br />about 30 trucks each morning. The tanks are 8' wide and they need to protect the area <br />from the elements. She stated they would move their existing canopy and add 4' to it. <br />The welding equipment has fuel tanks on the top of the vehicle and rainwater could enter <br />tanks as they are being filled. Water would get into the gas without the overhead canopy. <br />White suggested amending the rule requiring the tanks be located 50' from the lot line and <br />returning the fueling station to its original position. Ms. Jochims stated the current <br />position is better for them because it allows more room for turn- around. <br />Mayor Peterson stated she was mostly concerned about screening the tank and canopy. <br />Ms. Jochims stated they will have a solid wood fence on the roadside property line and a <br />slatted cyclone fence across the back of the lot, and will plant evergreens on both sides of <br />the driveway. <br />Weinberger mentioned the canopy lighting. Ms. Jochims stated they could accommodate <br />the Council's design requirements, and they currently use motion - sensitive lights so they <br />only come on when someone is fueling a vehicle, primarily in the early morning. <br />White moved, and Nygard seconded, to give conceptual approval of the site plan for <br />Western Steel Erection at 2687 Wayzata Boulevard. <br />Vote: Ayes 4, Nays 0. <br />5 <br />
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