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Baker responded that the Proof of Parking covers the south area of the site. Mattila showed the Proof of <br />Parking area on the site plan. Schreyer asked about the proposed road. Mattila said there is an existing road <br />behind the building that would be located farther to the west. Schreyer asked if the light near they would <br />move his property line closer to his lot. <br /> <br />Chet Harrison, representing Remmele Engineering, stated they would work with Mr. Schreyer on the lighting. <br />The Police Department requires the light. <br /> <br />Schreyer stated Remmele is a good neighbor, but he was concerned about a wall. The original plan shows a <br />berm, but that did not work out for some reason. Mattila responded there were several discussions with the <br />neighbors and the agreement reached was to waive the berm for privacy fencing. <br /> <br />Mark Murlowski, 136 12th Avenue SW, stated that he had concerns when Remmele originally proposed the <br />project. Murlowski said he was concerned about traffic and appearance of the project. The building is <br />attractive and has generated no truck traffic. The Remmele building acts as a noise barrier from the railroad. <br />Murlowski stated he just wanted to say that Remmele is a good neighbor. <br /> <br />Pete Morrell, 97 13th Avenue SW, asked what the use would be for the proposed addition. Harrison said the <br />use would be the same as now. Morrell asked if there would be an increase in traffic or noise. Harrison <br />responded the conditions would be the same as today. <br /> <br />Schmitz said, since he was not on the Commission when they originally approved the project, he would like a <br />couple points clarified. Was the expansion not approved then but was understood there would be future <br />expansion? Mattila responded that was correct. Schmitz asked, if this building changed ownership, would <br />that affect the neighborhood. Mattila responded the I-3 District is the most restrictive industrial district since <br />it borders on residential property and park land. <br /> <br />RALP-328, <br />Motion by Schiferl, seconded by Schmitz, <br />TOECOMMEND PPROVAL OF SUBJECT TO <br />. <br /> 6 Ayes - 0 Nays. Motion Carried. <br />CONDITIONS <br /> <br />LP-329 Belair Builders Inc. <br />Terry reviewed the case report concerning an application for site plan review to construct an addition onto an <br />existing industrial building. Terry showed slides of the site and reviewed the site plan on the overhead <br />projector. <br /> <br />Baker said the addition would be very good and will help upgrade the area. The applicant was present. Baker <br />asked if anyone had a question for the applicant and there was no response. <br /> <br />LP-329. <br />Motion by Baker, seconded by O’Brien, 6 Ayes - 0 Nays. Motion <br />TO RECOMMEND APPROVAL OF <br />Carried. <br /> <br />Announcements and Updates <br />Concept Review - buildings for boat and auto storage Belair Builders <br />Mattila reviewed the memo and concept plan submitted by Belair Builders for storage buildings on the west <br />side of the Belair Builders property on the northern border of New Brighton next to Long Lake Park. <br /> <br />Schiferl asked if the area were part of the Old Highway 8 Corridor plan in the new Comprehensive Plan. <br />Mattila answered negatively. <br /> <br /> <br />7 <br />I:\COMMISSIONS\PLANNING\MINUTES\1997\08-19-97.WPD <br /> <br />