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SP-49 <br />P. 2 <br />The I-1 district allows "manufacture, compounding, assembly or treat- <br />ment of particles or merchandise from...aluminum...plastic...etc. <br />"under the provisions of Section 9-030 paragraph b. However, the <br />manufacture of "metal and metal products" is a permitted use in the <br />I-2 zoning district. (See Section 9-060 paragraph o. New Brighton <br />Zoning Code.) <br />While the Zoning Code does not specifically define this particular <br />proposed use as a "permitted use" in the I-1 zone, it appears that <br />the use would be appropriate to this area. The planned facility would <br />provide a 36,000 square foot manufacturing and office complex that <br />would'be an asset to the community. The proposed plant would employ <br />about 75 persons. <br />PLANNING COMMISSION CONSIDERATIONS: April 17, 1973 <br />Mr. Virg Paulson appeared representing the petitioner. He explained <br />that they are a job shop manufacturing parts from plans provided by <br />contracting firms such as Honeywell, Control Data et al. He explained <br />that these parts are part of operational, not manufacturing systems.. <br />He stated that they do not use punch presses and that their work with <br />steel is confined to bar stock. <br />Daniels stated that the operation described does not seem significantly <br />different from those described in Section 9-030. He stated that he <br />felt this list was intended as a general guide rather than as a list <br />of specific permitted uses. <br />PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDAZ20NS: April 17, 1973 <br />Motion by Bohling, seconded by Mann to recommend approval of Sp.49 <br />Motion carried 4-0 <br />ADMINISTRATIVE DIDCUSSION <br />The administration has no comments regarding the special use permit. <br />Comments are included with regard to the building permit.