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6.3. SR 05-17-2010~/ Gity of Elk -.~ River REQUEST FOR ACTION To Item Number Ci Council 6.3. Agenda Section Meeting Date Prepared by Administration Ma 17, 2010 Tina Allard, Ci Clerk Item Description Reviewed by Consumption and Display Permit Renewal -Wapiti Park Lori ohnson, Ci Administrator Campground, Inc. Reviewed by Action Requested Staff recommends denial of the Consumption and Display permit to Wapiti Park Campground by resolution Background/Discussion Wapiti Park Campground, 19746 Troy Street NW, is requesting renewal of their Consumption and Display (C&D) permit. A C&D permit is issued by the State of Minnesota but requires City Council approval prior to its issuance. The permit expired on March 31, 2010. The City received the request for approval from the applicant in April. A C&D permit authorizes an establishment to serve liquids for the purpose of mixing with liquor that is brought in by a customer (commonly known as setups). The permit does not authorize the sale of intoxicating liquor. In reviewing the applicant's request for this permit, staff determined that the Interim Use Permit (IUP) for this property expired on April 17, 2010. An IUP for the construction and operation of the main building housing the laundry, bar, and offices was approved in Apri12000. The IUP was to expire upon 10 years, upon redevelopment, or when ownership of the property transferred, whichever happened first. A letter was delivered to the applicant notifying them they needed to immediately stop the consumption and display of intoxicating liquor on the grounds that there is no C&D permit. The applicant was notified that staff would be recommending denial of the permit request because the interim use permit has expired and they could attend tonight's meeting to voice any comments. Wapiti currently holds valid 3.2 Percent On and Offsale Malt Liquor licenses which are set to expire on June 30, 2010. The applicant was notified that staff would be recommending denial of these two licenses, based on the same grounds noted above, at the June 21, 2010 meeting. They were also notified that they could seek renewal of their IUP by contacting the Planning Division. S:\Public Bodies\Council\Council RCA\Licensing\Liquoi\2010\Wapiti CD Memo.doc Attachments ^ Resolution for Denial ^ August 17, 1998 Staff Report and Minutes ^ April 12, 2000 Staff Report and Minutes ^ Interim Use Permit Action Motion by Second by Vote Follow Up S:\Public Bodies\Council\Council RCA\Licensing\Liquor\2010\Wapiti CD Memo.doc RESOLUTION 10- A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF ELK RIVER A RESOLUTION DENYING A CONSUMPTION AND DISPLAY PERMIT TO WAPITI PARK CAMPGROUND, INC. DBA WAPITI PARK CAMPGROUND WHEREAS, the City of Elk Rivex has received an application for renewal of a Consumption and Display Permit from Wapiti Park Campground, Inc., d/b/a Wapiti Park Campground; and WHEREAS, property owner Lorraine White had an Interim Use Permit (Case No. CU 00- 6) that allowed for the construction and operation of a building housing a laundry, bar, and offices that could be used by campers; and WHEREAS, the Interim Use Permit was valid for ten years, until the property redeveloped, or until ownership of the property was transferred: whichever happened first; and WHEREAS, during a review of the Consumption and Display application the City of Elk River determined that the Interim Use Permit for this property expired on April 17, 2010; and WHEREAS, property owner Lorraine White hasn't requested a renewal of the Interim Use Permit. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Elk River, Minnesota as follows: 1. The application from Lorraine White for a Consumption and Display Permit is denied. Passed and adopted this 17`" day of May 2010. Stephanie Klinzing, Mayor ATTEST: Tina Allard, City Clerk S:\Public Bodies\Council\Resolutions\Wapiti llenial.doc r ~~{ c ~ C~~jjity of ~~ ..~U~~1 ~ River BACKGROUND ~ z~ 4.2. MEMORANDUM TO: FROM: DATE: SUBSECT: CITY COUNCIL . STEPHEN ROALF, BUILDING AND ZONING ADMINISTRATOR AUGUST 17,1998 ~ ~- WAPITI PARK CAMPGROUND 1983. _' The Wapiti Park property was rezoned from A-1/Agriculatural to R-Ib/Single Family residential in 1983. An ordinance amendment was also passed to allow campgrounds as a conditional use in the R-1b Zone. Wapiti Park became anon-conforming use.because it had not gone through the conditional use process (assumed legally grandfathered-in). March 19,1984 The Elk River City Council approved a conditional use permit for Wapiti Park under the following stipulations: • The owners of the park enter into a private road agreement for Troy Street. Troy is not a city street in this location. • Maximum number of campsites is 109 and an additional 20 tent sites, not to be expanded... • Hours of operation are $:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.. • Only minor repairs can be done to recreational vehicles only. • Store and restaurant are for the use of the campers only. • • • Horses on the property can not become a nuisance to neighbors. The length of stay was also an issue. It was aclmowledged by the City Council that seasonal and monthly construction workers stay at the campground. Licenses were issued for the followin Non-intoxicating malt liquor (3.2 beer) - on and off sale. Mechanical amusement devices (9 video games, 1 pinball machine, and 2 pool tables). May 7,1984 City Council amends Wapiti's conditional use permit.by adding the following stipulations to the previous ones: • Wheels must stay on the trailers, but skirting is okay. 13065 Orono Parkway • P.O. Box 440 • Elk River, MN 55330 • TDD & Phone: (612) 4.41-7420 • Fax: (612) 441-7425 • No units for rent. - ~ - • Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) rule 187 and Minnesota State Statutes 327.10 through 327.28 apply. A MDH yeazly license is required and only recreational vehicles are allowed. Council debates vestibules and decides to allow them as long as they are portable. Statute does not allow them to be permanently attached to recreational vehicle. A set-up license is also approved. .. l .Y .. .1 t.~.~ s. .. .• r'ur-rent (May ,19981 Campgrounds are no longer allowed in the R-lb Zone. Wapiti Pazk is non-conforming, but legally grandfathered-in. ~ • - ~- Amusement device, non-intoxicating malt liquor, and set-up licenses are current. The and store is still operating in compliance with past approvals. There is no restaurant as such.anymore, but frozen pizza etc. are still served. The MDH licenses, which includes inspection of septic system, are current. Wapiti's septic system consists of five drainfields and tanks. The Elk River in the vicinity of Wapiti Park was tested for fecal coiiforms in the summer of 1997. Slightly elevated fecal counts were observed down stream.of Wapiti Park as opposed to upstream. Fecal streptococci was analyzed, which revealed that the elevated levels of fecal coliform downstream of Wapiti were of animal origin. Wapiti Park Campground contains 103 camp sites and 24 tent sites. Of the 103 campsites, 34 have the ability to be used year round. The following is an approximate breakdown of the usage of the campsites during the past year: • 5 sites were used by the same people for the entire summer (snowbirds) • • 24 site were used over the winter last year, but only about six site saw winter use the year before. It is not t~rpically the same people that use the campground over the winter from one year to the next. • 34 site were taken by people who leave their recreational vehicle on the same site all season and use it on various weekends • 40 sites were rented by the weekend or week • 24 tent sites were rented by the weekend or week All recreational vehicles and structures in the floodway must be removed prior to spring flooding or an emergency plan must be in place to remove them within 6 hours of notification. ., 1 .~ Recreational vehicle must meet the definition in State Statute and the following city requirements: • be road ready • have a current license • have an internal jacking system • have only quick disconnect utilities (water, sewer, and electrical) • not have alterations larger than the original equipment (with the exception of propane tanks, not to exceed 1001b.) • not have any permanent additions. RECOMMENDATION Skirting and vestibules are allowed at the campground via previous council actions. However, the current owners have requested the city's help in cleaning up some of the oversized and/or dangerous additions that have been added to the recreational vehicles. What is allowed or not allowed needs to be better defined so that enforcement is consistent. Staff is recommending the following clarifications: • Because some of the guest at the campground are seasonal, staff is recommending that storage sheds with a 120 square feet of roof-area or less be allowed. Building permits are not required for structures of 120 square feet or less, but they must be temporarily anchored and removed from the floodway prior to spring flooding. • That breezeways or screened porches, with a maximum of 120 square feet of roof area, be allowed, but that they are constructed to be portable (no footings so they can be removed prior to flooding), are not connected to the recreational vehicle, and have only quick disconnect utilities. • That no wood burning appliances are allowed in breezeways, porches or recreational vehicles. • That an emergency plan to remove all structures and recreational vehicles from the floodway upon si hours notice of a pending flood be submitted to staff for approval. • That all structures that do not conform to these rules or that are dangerous be removed. • That a minimum often feet is maintained between recreational vehicles and/ or structures. That no licensed or inoperable vehicles are allowed. The rest of the rules previously set by council action still pertain. The current owners of the park are in agreement wiin staff's recommendations and are prepared to send the attached notice to their customers. This notice requires compliance by the end of October and does contains some additional items beyond staff's recommendations that are requirements of the owners. Staff greatly appreciates their cooperation. The owners will beat Monday night's meeting to discuss these issues further with the Council. Elk River City Council Minutes Page 2 August 17. 1998 3.9. CITY OF ELK RIVER AMENDM NT TO SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE FOR OPEN SPACE SUBDIVISION REGUL ION - OA 98-3 -POSTPONED TO 9/21/98 - APPROVED 3.10. CARGILL APPEAL TO BUILDN PERMIT DENIAL - GP 98-1 - POSTPO ED TO 9/21/98 -APPROVED 3.11. TIM SMITH ADMINISTRATIVE S BDIVISION - AS 98-5 - WITHDR N - APPROVED 3.12. 3.2% ON SALE BEER LICENSE R DADDY O'S CAFE - APPR VED 3.13. MECHANICAL AMUSEMENT D VICE LICENSE FOR DADDY 'S CAFE - APPROVED 3.14. EXEMPTION FROM LAWFUL G BUNG PERMIT FOR RIVER AREA WOMEN OF TODAY -APPROVED 3.15. CALL SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL M EYING FOR AUG ST 31, 1998, 6 PM TO HOLD A COUNCIL WORKSESSION ON 999 BUDGET- PPROVED 3.16. ORDINANCE 98.14 AMENDING CTION 200 F THE CITY CODE OF ORDINANCES PERTAINING TO CI RESOLUTION 98-89 ESTABLISHING COUNCIL MEETINGS -APPROVED 3.17. PAY ESTIMATES: a. #1 TO BAUERLY BROTHERS, THE AMOUNT OF $43,812.' b. #1 TO HARDRIVES, INC. F IMPROVEMENTS IN THE c. #1 TO RED STONE CO TR STREET, RAILROAD D VE, t COON MEETINGS -APPROVED iE ME LNG TIME FOR THE REGULAR CITY ~C. FOR THE 1998 OVERLAY PROJECT IN -APPROVED HE TH 10/UPLAND AVENUE SIGNAL NT OF $110,611.47 -APPROVED ON COMPANY, INC. FOR THE BOSTON A DIAN ANGELS AND JACKSON/HOLY IMPROVEMENTS IN HE AMOU T OF $128,369.76 -APPROVED d. #3 TO RICHARD UTSON, INC. OR WORK COMPLETED ON BUSINESS CENTER DRIVE THE AMOUNT $37,107.57 -APPROVED e. FINAL PAY ES MATE FOR THE 19 SIGNAL IMPROVEMENT TO COLLISYS I THE AMOUNT OF $27, 98.27 -APPROVED 3.18. TRANSFER OF WI LICENSE FOR CHIN YUE RESTAURANT • WITHDRAWN COUNCILMEMBER H LMGREN SECONDED THE MOTt N. THE MOTION CARRIED 5-0. 4.1. Fire De artmen en House date Fire Chief B ce West informed the Council that the Elk ver Fire Department and Ambulan a Service will hold its annual Fire Department O en House and Dance on Se ember 19, 1998. 4.2. Wapiti Park Camparound Update [3uilding and Zaning Administrator Steve Rohlf introduced the new owners of Wapiti Park. He indicated that campgrounds are no longer allowed in the Rlb zone, but Wapiti Park is legally grandfathered in as a nonconforming use. Steve Rohlf indicated that the owners of Wapiti Park, Mike and Anita Glenn, have agreed to comply with the city's requirements to ensure that the recreational vehicles in Wapiti Park meet the definition in state statutes. Steve Rohlf stated that Mr. and Mrs. Glenn will be sending out a notice to all Wapiti Park Campground campers and residents informing them of these requirements. COUNCILMEMBER THOMPSON MOVED TO APPROVE THE RECOMMENDATION MADE BY THE BUILDING AND ZONING ADMINISTRATOR AS INDICATED IN HIS MEMO DATED Elk River City Council Minutes August 17. 1998 4.3. 4.4. 4.5. 4.6. 4.7. Page 3 AUGUST 17, 1998. COUNCILMEMBER HOLMGREN SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 5-0. Lake Orono Project Update Building and Zo 'ng Administrator Steve Rohlf showed a ideo explaining the lake Orono sediment moval project. Following the video teve Rohlf requested Council approval conduct a clean up of the dred ed Lake Orono allowing lake homeowners t bring in debris from the lake su as tires, scrap metal, brush, etc. COUNCILMEMBER FARB MOVED TO AUTHORIZE CLEAN UP TO ALLOW LAKE OWNER RESIDENTS TO BRI GIN DEBRIS FROM TH LAKE. COUNCILMEMBER HOLMGREN SECONDED TH MOTION. THE MOT N CARRIED 5-0. Utilities Commission Update Utilities General Manger Bryan /dams u the August 11 Utilities Commissio meeti Boys and Girls Club Update Councilmember Thompson u Girls Club. He indicated that Community Recreation C discussed at recent Com the Council on Youthbo~ the Council on issues discussed at Council on the progress of the Boys & i is anticipated to begin very soon. for Jeff Asfahl dated the City Council on issues pity Recreation B and meetings. Jeff also updated Youth Initiatives, atepark, and BMX biking. City Clerk Sandra Pei indicated that the city has udgeted for the purchase of four optical scan vo g machines at an amount of $ 3,700. She indicated that the machines cost pproximately $6,200 each, exclud g tax and shipping. She further stated tha the city will receive a reimbursement rom Sherburne County in the amount of $ ,000 following purchase of the machin .The City Clerk requested the ouncil to authorize the use of the optical an precinct counters at the genera election on November 3, 1998. COUNCILME BER HOLMGREN MOVED TO AUTHORIZE THE PURC ASE OF FOUR ES&S 100 OPTICA SCAN VOTING MACHINES FROM ELECTION SYSTEM AND SOFTWARE AT A PURC ASE PRICE NOT TO EXCEED $24,800 EXCLUDING TAX D SHIPPING WITH FUN LNG TO COME FROM THE CAPITAL OUTLAY BUDGET AND O AUTHORIZE THE USE F THE MACHINES A7 THE GENERAL ELECTION ON NOVEMBE 3, 1998. COUN LMEMBER FARBER SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CA LED 5-0. tr ~ ~~ City of ~~' ilk Rl e~ V Request ~~~~~ MEMORANDUM Item # 6.9. TO: Mayor and City Council FROM: Michele McPherson`; Director of Planning DATE: April 12, 2000 SUBJECT: Case Number: CU 00-6 Request by Wapiti Park Campground to Rebuild Structure; Public Hearing The applicant requests that a conditional use permit be granted to allow reconstruction of a 30' x 55' structure to be used for laundry, office, and assembly. The use of the property for a campground is a legal, non-conforming use. Location 18746 Troy Street Zoning/Land Use R1 b (Single Family Dwelling)/MR (Medium Density Residential) Attachments , • Location Map • Site Plan • Building Elevations • Building Floor Plan • August 17, 1998 Memo from Steve Rohif Overview Wapiti Park has been in existence prior to the incorporation of the City and Township. As noted on the attached memo from Steve Rohlf, in 1983, the parcel was rezoned from Agricultural to Single Family Residential (R1b) and campgrounds became a conditional use in the R1b District. Sometime after 1984 and prior to 1998, campgrounds were removed from the district and Wapiti Park became a legal, nonconforming use. 13065 Orono Parkway • P.O. Box 490 • Etk River, MN 55330 • TDD & Phone: (612} 441-7420 • Fax: (612) 441-7425 Memo to Mayor and City CouncillCU G, March 24, 2000 Page 2 _ ___ In November 1999, the existing office/bar/laundry/storage building (60x120) burned completely down. Request The applicant has indicated that an office/laundry/gathering area for campground residents is needed. They considered remodeling their home to accommodate this need, however, the building code requirements increased the cost over the cost of constructing the proposed building. Section 900.34.9 states: No nonconforming building or structure ...which has been damaged by fire .. . to the extent of more than fifty (50) percent of its assessed market value shall be restored except in conformity with the regulations of this ordinance. The previous structure was completely damaged; therefore this building should not be reconstructed. However, the R1 b District allows accessory structures up to 3500 square feet on parcels 5 to 10 acres in area (The proposed structure is 1,650 square feet). ft is the intended use of the structure that creates a policy issue for the Planning Commission and Council to decide. While at the time the applicant submitted this application, the City did not have in place = the interim use requirements, this proposal would "fit" the definition of an-interim use. The applicant has indicated that the use of the property for a campground would continue for an additional ten years (approximate). This time may be shortened due to the future assessments created as part of the extension of utilities in the Western Area. Improvements are proposed for late 2000, and this parcel is proposed to be assessed for water and street improvements. Staff is concerned about the use of the proposed building for the consumption of alcoholic beverages. Since 1983, the site has held a 3.2 beer (on and off sale) license as well as a license for set-ups. In the distant past, there were issues with underage consumption, primarily at campsites. In recent years however, the applicant has worked with the Police department to self-police for underage consumption and has passed a!I compliance checks. Planning Commission Recommendation The Planning Commission considered this request an interim use and recommended to the City Council approval of the request with the following conditions: 1. The approval is valid for ten years or until the property is redeveloped, whichever is sooner. 2. The building will comply with the requirements of the Chief Building Official. Memo to Mayor and City CounciU~ 0-6 March 24, 2000 Page 3 City Council Recommendation Staff recommends that the City Council concur with the Planning Commission recommendation and approve the request with the recommended conditions. RIB ~ ~ ~ ., ,; .. 2 E.~.~r T , ~ tT M 1/ ~~w WOOF ~M p wIROf ~ 6 15 ~ ~ "~ D w~ ~, ~, . ~~ ~s-~~o~o~^~ ..._ pviLOT A cTr ~ _~ ~S PARK ~ S-c I WiLA7 B ~o I/, D ~ I I4.VC V PAMC GTY ~~ ~ R p t CO OOUflT `CR700,p. .1 -Mt yl~f 1 CflY s aoa~os ~ ,~ z~ ~ o, ~ we ~ I.w, : . "ffiUB ' ~ _ t .~G~ .srr' ,. v, '~ , i i ~"~" 1 ° ~ _ ~ I oROnlo I ~*~ I potrRT ~ . ' a City of ~~' ~Ik i~ er R 13065 Orono Parkway • P.O. Box 490 EIk Ri~~er, MN 55330 LOCATION MAP SASE: CU 00-6 x - ~~:~` ~, i ~ - k ~ ~. b _ r ~. a ~' ~ =~ 1 Si 46 TRVY STI?EET r .- - E ~ ~ .. ~ ' °° ELK IZIV~IZ ~~'NESC7TA ~ ` - - r. ~ ~ G,~. ~ y ' _ ROGERS 1 ELK RIVER ,1 ~~ ANOKA (1Q.~J ~. ~ ~©d _© SPEED L!NlIT flAPH - - 3,5 r::Iles ":.lu. a! tha Twin Ci:ias on !l.S.1 J To Mille tats Lake 65 Miles ~ ? nor ~~.. non" n~.nn. 5" O.G. GUTTERS HI-RIB STEEL T~21 CORNER TRiM T#167 TRANSITION TRIM Ni-RIB STEEL WAINSCOT _ '' T#21 CORNER TRIM T#167 BA5E TRIM n~c+"'"h~nN n..r.... T#177 TRIM 5" O.G. GUTTERS HI-RIB STEEL T#21 CORNER TRIM T#167 TRANSITION TRIM HI-RIB STEEL WAINSCOT T~21 CORNER TRIM T~167 BASE TRIM WEST ELEVATION . EAST ELEVATION it-RIB STEEL '#21 CORNER TRIM '#167 TRANSITION TREM it-RIB STEEL WAINSCOT #21 CORNER TRIM '#167 BASE TRIM it-RiB STEEL '#21 CORNER TRIM '#167 TRANSITION TRIM i!-RIB STEEL WAINSCOT ~#21 CORNER TRIM . f#167 BASE TRIM '~ SOUTH ELEVATION NORTH ELEVATION . ~Q - __._. __ a __. __ O __ U +..~ _._ __ a ~_ ~ ~~ I ~ PC?RCH I I I I I I ~ PORCH I n _~ __ p___ ~ ___~J L____~._ INTERIOR LAYOUT 2' $~ SCALE: Elk River City Council Minutes April 17. 2000 Page 10 Director of Planning hele McPherson indicated that Nature's Hid away is requesting approval of a onditional use permit to allow expansio of their existing liquor license to full service sale liquor license. Michele revie d the staff report on this issue. She noted that th Planning Commission recom ended approval of the request. Mayor Klinzing opened the public h ring. There be' g no one for or against the matter, Mayor Klinzing closed the pub hearing. COUNCILMEMBER THOMPSON MOVED TO ROVE THE RE6IUEST FOR AN ON SALE LI6IUOR LICENSE FOR NATURE'S HIDEAW A LK RIVER COUNTRY CLUB, WHICH IS AN EXPANSION OF THE EXISTING CO ITIONA USE PERMIT, WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITION: 1. THE APPLICANT C PLIES WITH THE CITY'S LI UOR LICENSING RE6IUIREMENT . COUNCILME R DIETZ SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MO ON CARRIED 4-0. 6.9. Reauest by Waoiti Park Campground for Conditional Use Permit, Public Hearing Case No. CU 00-6 Director of Planning Michele McPherson indicated that Wapiti Park Campground is requesting an interim use permit to allow reconstruction of a 30' x 55' structure to be used for laundry, office, and assembly at Wapiti Park Campground located at 18746 Troy Street. She explained that the use of the property for a campground is a legal non-conforming use. She further noted that the Planning Commission recommended approval of the interim use based on the condition that approval is valid for ten years or until the property is redeveloped. The council suggested adding to that condition, "or until the property is sold." Mayor Kiinzing opened the public hearing. There being no one for or against the matter, Mayor Klinzing closed the public hearing. The owners of the campground were present and had no objections with the conditions. COUNCILMEMBER THOMPSON MOVED TO GRANT THE INTERIM USE PERMIT TO WAPITI PARK CAMPGROUND TO ALLOW RECONSTRUCTION OF A 30'X55' STRUCTURE WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: 1. THE APPROVAL IS VALID FOR TEN YEARS, UNTIL THE PROPERTY IS REDEVELOPED, OR UNTIL OWNERSHIP OF THE PROPERTY IS TRANSFERRED, WHICHEVER COMES FIRST. 2. THE BUILDING WILL COMPLY WITH THE RE6IUIREMENTS OF THE CHIEF BUILDING OFFICIAL. COUNCILMEMBER DIETZ SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 4-0. ~1z6~~ STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF SHERBURNE CITY OF ELK RIVER .u 1:2000 SHERBURRE CASHE~~• ~. ~ HELLE DEPUTY B -- -- Op ~lfl~ 10 P fl1 3 09 ~~~~ . ~_ --"~~~W CITY OF ELK RIVER CITY COUNCIL INTERIM USE PROCEEDINGS In the matter of: Wapiti Park Campground, Inc. Request: Interim Use Permit to allow reconstruction of a 30' x 55' structure to be used for laundry, office, and assembly (Case No. CU 00-6) ORDER GRANTING INTERIM USE Lorraine M. White, Owner The above entitled matter came to be heard before the City Council on the 17tH day of April, 2000, on a petition for an interim Use pursuant to the City of Elk River Zoning Ordinance, for the following described property: The West 392 feet of the West Half of the West Half of the Northeast Quarter of Section 31, Township 33, Range 26, Sherburne County, Minnesota 1T lS ORDERED that an Interim Use be gran#ed as upon the follov~ng conditions or reasons: 1. THE APPROVAL IS VALID FOR TEN YEARS, UNTIL THE PROPERTY IS REDEVELOPED, OR UNTIL OWNERSHIP OF THE PROPERTY IS TRANSFERRED, WHICHEVER COMES FIRST. 2. THE BUILDING WILL COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE CHIEF BUILDING OFFICIAL. DATED this 17th day of April, 2000. s:lrecordin\cu00-6.doc ~~~~~~ STATE OF MINNESOTA ) COUNTY OF SHERBURNE) ss. CITY OF ELK RIVER ) OFFICE OF CITY PLANNING AND ZONING CITY OF ELK RIVER I, Michele McPherson, Director of Planning for the City of Elk River with and in for said City, do hereby certify that I have compared the foregoing copy and Order granting an Interim Use v~tth the original record thereof preserved in my office, and have found the same to be a true transcript of the whole thereof. If the proposed work described in a conditional use permit has not been substantially completed within two (2) years after its date of issuance, the permit shall expire and become void except that the Council may, following recommendations of the Planning Commission, extend the permit for an additional period determined by the council on the receipt of a request for a permit extension prior to its expiration. A Interim Use permit authorizes only the use specified in the permit and shall expire if, for any reason, the authorized use ceases for more than one (1) year. '~~~~~ Mi ele McPherson Dir ctor of Planning IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto subscribed my hand at ilk River, Minnesota, in the County of Sherburne, in the City of Elk River, on the ~ day of 2000. DRAFTED BY: City of Elk River Elk River, Minnesota 55330 = `• ALICE K. NEINECKE '~ ~~_ • NOTARY PUBLIC-MINNESdU1 ` a ' My Commission Expires Jan. 31, X05 ~'~ .„~~° Signed before me a NOTARY PUBLIC this ~ day of ~~G'w~ .2000. ~~f,~~~~ ~~,~ s:\recordin1cu00-6.doc