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I Where the processing is to be done; <br /> 2. The location of the plant; <br /> 3. Disposal of water; <br /> 4. Route of trucks moving to and from the site in removing processed material from <br /> the site. <br /> Term of Permit. Such permit shall be granted for a specific period." <br /> Chisazo City: <br /> "F. Temporary Processing or Recycling Plant in Conjunction with a Specific Project. A <br /> Temporary Processing Plant located within the Property,right-of-way or adjacent to the specific <br /> project, will be allowed without an Interim Use Permit subject to the following conditions: <br /> 1. Compliance with Regulations. All Federal, State, and City air,water and noise quality <br /> standards must be met. <br /> 2. City Authorization. The City Council shall review and authorize a Temporary Processing <br /> or Recycling Plant in Conjunction with a Specific Project. <br /> 3. Minimal Effect. The processing equipment must be located so as to minimize its effect on <br /> surrounding property owners. <br /> 4. Limited Duration. The Processing Plant may only be on the property for the duration of <br /> the project. <br /> 5. Entrance. If an entrance is not available from the Processing Plant to a road,a rock <br /> entrance must be constructed and maintained with appropriate dust control as required in this <br /> chapter. <br /> 6. Removal of Material. No materials,outside of the designated right-of-way, may be <br /> excavated or removed from the site without an Interim Use Permit. <br /> 7. Restoration. The site shall be restored one(1)year after the road project has been <br /> complete. <br /> 8. Performance Standard. The performance standards of 7.5(E) above are met to the <br /> satisfaction of the City Administrator or designee." <br /> IUP Advantages <br /> Adding the ability to allow for specified interim uses within specified zoning districts gives the <br /> City and property owners a method or tool for the temporary use of property. It provides an option <br /> for properties that are expected to be developed in the future in conformity with the zoning code, <br /> but for various reasons such future development will not occur immediately. <br /> An example of how the IUP could have been used in Orono: the former produce market at <br /> CR6/Hwy12 was always zoned for single-family use, and was granted a "nonconforming use <br /> CUP"in 1968.Later CUPs were approved for minor expansion of the market use. When the market <br /> closed, the building eventually became a daycare center via a new conditional use permit as a <br /> conforming conditional use.When MnDOT determined that the property would be needed for the <br /> Highway 12 bypass, the daycare use discontinued, although it would be a number of years before <br /> that part of the bypass would be constructed. <br /> Page 3 of 5 <br />