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2 a. The applicant implements the recommendations noted in the Interoffice Engineering Memo dated 8- 11-2016. b. All trailers stored on the property shall be properly licensed and operable. No junk, inoperable or unsightly trailers shall be stored on the property. c. The applicant shall control any dust generated by the gravel storage area with a water truck or on- site sprinklers. d. No bulk chemicals, or any materials that would general odors, smoke, glare, air pollution, or fire or safety hazards shall be stored on the property or within the trailers stored in the outside storage area. e. All existing outdoor storage shall be moved to meet the 50’ setback to the OHWL of Jones Lake. f. The modular building meets all State Building Code requirements. g. The applicant submits a revised Landscape Plan depicting 30 canopy trees and 66 total shrubs (51 additional from current plan). h. The applicant works with the modular building manufacturer to add brick, stone, or decorative block to the street side of the building to meet the minimum standard of Zoning Code Section 6-390(12). i. DNR review and approval of the proposed plans. 3. Implementation of the requirements noted in the interoffice Public Safety memo dated 7/6/2017, attached herein. Motion by Commissioner Murphy, seconded by Commissioner Miwa, to approve staff recommendation. Approved 6-0. Discussion & Feedback – Comprehensive Plan Update: Planning Director Gundlach explained a representative from HKGi was present to provide the Planning Commission with a detailed update on the 2040 Comprehensive Plan. Bryan Harjes, HKGi, commented on where staff was in the Comprehensive Planning process. He reviewed the takeaways from the Community Engagement with the Commission and commented on the vision and guiding principles for the City. He stated he looked forward to gathering addition information from the public at Stockyard Days. He discussed the key concepts and ideas for the northern, Central, southern and Civic portions of the City with respect to land use, parks, open space, connectivity, along with Community Development ideas. The City’s implementation tools were reviewed such as up-zoning parcels, public-private partnerships, and the City assisting with land assembly. He understood there was a desire for the City to have a public market and discussed the factors to consider for this shared space. Planning Director Gundlach reported the food truck idea came from requests for more restaurants. She explained that the market may not support additional restaurants but local events with food trucks may be an option for the City in terms of meeting residents requests for more restaurants. Mayor Johnson stated she was very pleased with the turnout at the Community Engagement events. Commissioner Danger asked if the proposed plans would run existing businesses out of town. Planning Director Gundlach stated this was not the City’s intent in any way, but rather staff would allow the market to dictate the ebb and flow of businesses within the community. She continued that those wanting to stay would not be pushed out.