Conditional Use Permit

Construction of the proposed dormitory was conditioned on receipt of evidence the development was acceptable to Burns Township and consistent with the findings of fact in Exhibit 3.

Bar None must have medical calls screened to reduce non-emergency responses.

The unpaid amount of $9,072.60 plus attorney fees and costs shall be specially assessed against any properties owned by Mr. and Mrs. Dryden within the City limits of Nowthen in accordance with City Code and Development Agreement.

Dryden Acres developer must comply with the terms of the Development Agreement and Findings adopted by the City Council before building permit approval.

Before issuance of Certificate of Occupancy for Dryden Acres Lot 2, the hammerhead on shared driveway, escrow balance payment, wetland buffer signs installation, and shared driveway width of 20 feet must be completed

Shared driveway in Coquina Street NW must meet street base and subbase requirements and be minimum 20 feet wide per City Code and State Fire Code

Wetland buffer signs installation required per Development Agreement

Park dedication fee of $2,500 to be paid per Development Agreement

Relocation of Lot 3 driveway to meet 15-foot setback required within 30 days of Development Agreement signing

Escrow balance replenishment required for Dryden Acres project

The final plat, variance, and development agreement for Dryden Acres must comply with the conditions outlined in the attached Findings of Fact.

The amended CUP approval is subject to the conditions outlined in the attached Findings of Fact.

The project is approved with deferral of street construction requirements under the CUP.

The applicant must prepare and submit a Driveway Maintenance Agreement for City Attorney review defining who maintains the shared driveway between Lots 1, 2, and 3 of Dryden Acres.

The final plat cannot be approved until the Houghs deed the westerly 33 feet to provide the full 66-foot right-of-way width for Coquina Street NW.

The subdivision and access to CSAH 22 must be reviewed and approved by Anoka County.

The subdivision and access to CSAH 22 must be reviewed and approved by Anoka County.

The subdivision and access to CSAH 22 must be reviewed and approved by Anoka County.

The subdivision and access to CSAH 22 must be reviewed and approved by Anoka County.

The subdivision and access to CSAH 22 must be reviewed and approved by Anoka County.

The subdivision and access to CSAH 22 must be reviewed and approved by Anoka County.

The subdivision and access to CSAH 22 must be reviewed and approved by Anoka County.

The applicant must sign and record a Development Agreement that bars further subdivision until the street is built to full width, meets the City’s bituminous standards, and is accepted by the City, and must comply with the recorded agreement terms.

A development agreement must be signed and recorded prohibiting further subdivision of the Dryden Acres lots until the public street is built to full width, meets the City’s bituminous road standards, and is accepted by the City, and the applicants must comply with the recorded agreement against all plat properties.

Drainage/utility easements and buffers must be shown around all wetlands as required by law, and wetland buffer signs must be installed at the locations shown on the exhibit.

Drainage/utility easements and buffers must be shown around all wetlands as required under state law, and wetland buffer signs must be installed at the locations shown on the exhibit.

Show drainage/utility easements and buffers around all wetlands as required by state law and show wetland buffer signs at the intervals shown on the Preliminary Plat.

Drainage/utility easements and buffers must be shown around all wetlands as required by state law, and wetland buffer signs must be installed at the locations shown on the exhibit.

Drainage/utility easements and buffers must be shown around all wetlands as required under state law, and wetland buffer signs must be installed at the locations shown on the exhibit.

Drainage/utility easements and buffers must be shown around all wetlands as required under state law, wetland buffer signs must be installed at the intervals shown on the Preliminary Plat, and wetland buffers shown on the survey must be established and maintained.

Wetland buffers shown on the survey must be established and maintained, no wetlands may be impacted during construction or grading, and unmowed buffer areas must be maintained with non-invasive vegetation.

Wetland buffers shown on the survey must be established and maintained, and no wetlands may be impacted during construction or grading.

No wetlands may be impacted during construction or grading activities, and adjacent unmowed buffer areas must be maintained with non-invasive vegetation.

A shared driveway maintenance agreement is required, must be reviewed and approved by the City Attorney, and must be recorded against all impacted properties.

A shared driveway maintenance agreement is required, must be reviewed and approved by the City Attorney, and must be recorded against all impacted properties.

Provide a shared driveway maintenance agreement that is reviewed/approved by the City Attorney and recorded against all impacted properties.

A shared driveway maintenance agreement is required, subject to City Attorney review and approval, and must be recorded against all impacted properties.

A shared driveway maintenance agreement is required, must be reviewed and approved by the City Attorney, and must be recorded against all impacted properties.

The Final Plat must be revised to reflect the City Engineer’s comments in the March 9, 2022 memo.

The final plat must be revised to reflect the City Engineer’s comments in the March 9, 2022 memo.

Lot 3, Block 1 is allowed to have a 139-foot width instead of the otherwise-required 300 feet when measured at the building setback.

On sheet 3 of 3, the drainage and utility easement for Lot 3 along the street right-of-way must be drawn 10 feet wide.

On sheet 3 of 3, the two wetland areas shown in Lot 3 must be included in drainage and utility easements.

The developer may defer construction of Coquina Street NW to City bituminous road standards, but must build it when there is a subsequent division and/or development of any lot or the outlot within Dryden Acres.

The developer may defer construction of Coquina Street NW to City bituminous road standards until a later division and/or development occurs on any lot or the outlot within Dryden Acres.

Business operating hours must be 6:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., seven days a week.

Business hours must be limited to 6:30 am to 8:00 pm, seven days a week.

The operation is limited to three full-time employees and two part-time employees who pick up trucks/equipment.

The business is limited to three full-time employees and two part-time employees using pickup trucks/equipment.

The operation must be limited to three full-time employees and two part-time employees who pick up trucks/equipment.

The business may not have customers, clients, or business-related visitors in a typical week.

The business must have no customers, clients, or business-related visitors in a typical week.

The business must not have customers, clients, or other business-related visitors in a typical week.

Do not allow customers, clients, or business-related visitors in a typical week.

The site is limited to two UPS or truck deliveries per week.

The business is limited to two UPS or truck deliveries per week.

Deliveries must be limited to two UPS or truck deliveries per week.

Outdoor storage is only allowed in the winter and must be parked behind the barn.

Outside storage is only allowed in the winter and must be parked behind the barn.

Outdoor storage is allowed only in winter and must be parked behind the barn.

Any other business conducted on the property beyond what is stated requires reopening the Conditional Use Permit.

Any other business on the property beyond what is stated requires reopening the Conditional Use Permit.

Any business conducted on the property other than what is currently stated requires reopening the Conditional Use Permit.

The Conditional Use Permit may be revoked for non-compliance after notice and hearing.

The Conditional Use Permit may be revoked for non-compliance after notice and a hearing.

The Conditional Use Permit may be revoked for non-compliance with conditions after notice and hearing.

The property owner must always reside in the home on the property and is responsible for complying with the conditions of approval.

The City will levy the unpaid amount of $9,072.60 plus attorney’s fees and costs against any properties owned by Mr. and Mrs. Dryden within Nowthen city limits, assessed per City Code plus any additional amounts.

The City will levy and specially assess the unpaid amount of $9,072.60 plus attorney fees and costs against any properties owned by Mr. and Mrs. Dryden within Nowthen.

The city will levy the unpaid amount of $9,072.60 plus attorney’s fees and costs against any properties owned by Mr. and Mrs. Dryden within Nowthen city limits, assessed per the Nowthen City Code.

Doug and Norma Hough must dedicate 33 feet to the City as a Permanent Road, Utility and Drainage Easement, subject to City Engineer approval and recording with Anoka County.

Doug and Norma Hough must dedicate 33 feet to the City as a Permanent Road, Utility and Drainage Easement, which must be reviewed and approved by the City Engineer and recorded with Anoka County.

Doug and Norma Hough must dedicate 33 feet to the City as a Permanent Road, Utility and Drainage Easement, which must be reviewed and approved by the City Engineer and recorded with Anoka County.

Doug and Norma Hough must dedicate 33 feet to the City as a Permanent Road, Utility and Drainage Easement, to be reviewed and approved by the City Engineer and recorded with Anoka County.

Doug and Norma Hough must dedicate 33 feet to the City as a Permanent Road, Utility and Drainage Easement, which must be reviewed and approved by the City Engineer and recorded with Anoka County.

The Permanent Road, Utility and Drainage Easement must be reviewed and approved by the City Engineer and recorded with Anoka County.

A Lot Split Agreement must be drafted by the City Attorney, signed, and recorded, prohibiting further subdivision until the public street is built to full width and accepted by the City.

Record a City Attorney–drafted Lot Split Agreement that prohibits further subdivision until the public street is built to full width and accepted by the City, and comply with its recorded terms.

A Lot Split Agreement must be drafted by the City Attorney and signed and recorded, prohibiting any further subdivision of the Dryden Subdivision lots until a specified future time.

A Lot Split Agreement must be drafted by the City Attorney, signed and recorded, prohibiting further subdivision of the Dryden Subdivision lots until the public street is built to the full width of the proposed parcels and accepted by the City.