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LP-90 Page #2 The request fora building permit also includes the relocation of the existing metal building to the rear yard of the property. The applicant has indicated that this building would be used for storage. The type of plantings on the berm in the front yard is not indicated on the plan. The plantings should be a species that would adequately screen the paved area. in front of the garage doors from the public right-of-way. With the except{on noted above, the site and landscape plans contain the necessary information and meet all zoning code requirements. .. Planning Commission Consideration and Recommendation Extract From Minutes Board of Review Regular Meeting June 19, 1979 LP-90, Highway Equipment Refinishing Chairman Schmidt introduced the proposal and commented that con- sideration of the building permit application is contingent on Council approval of a minor subdivision which consists of a land transfer between the applicant and Bell Lumber and Pole Company. The applicant, Dave Strafe1dawas present to answer any questions. He commented that .he has been operating his business in the City of New Brighton for 15 years on the other side of the pole yard on the corner of 5th Avenue N.W. and 1st Street N.W. Commissioner Livingston asked the applicant if the minor subdivision to be presented to Council was a trade off of property between the two parties. The applicant responded that he needed the additional 10 feet so that the lot would have the necessary width to accomodate the width of the building and be within the required side yard setbacks. Chairman Schmidt inquired about the proposed usage of the eastern area of the site. The applicant noted that the area would not be heavily used. The space would provide temporary parking of trucks to be serviced or trucks that clients will be picking up after service. The parking of the trucks in-that area would not be long-term. Commissioner Livingston voiced concern about the space available for manuvering trucks in and out of the service building. He was concerned that there might not' be adequate space in the front of the site.