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page 11 - Decatur City Plan Commission - 6/4/87 - - <br /> Mr. Alling stated that the alleyc�ay ia a pubiic right oP way, not <br /> privately owned and cannot be closed by his client. The tire <br /> company ie not his clients; he is the owner of the building and <br /> it ia leased. The land right acroes the street is ortned by hie <br /> client. <br /> Mr. Johnson asked that Mr. Reynolds addreas the concerna of Mr. <br /> Pattereon iP there ia a problem with machinery or a truck breaka <br /> down ie there any built-in protection againat theae things. . <br /> Mr. Reynolds stated in case of a break down there ie a roll-off <br /> dumpeter and it will go immediately to the landfill. The <br /> building on the lot acroea the atreet ie in bad repair and was <br /> when he bought it. There are plana to tear it down in the <br /> future. The equipment there ie very valuable to them for apare <br /> parte. <br /> Mr. Tick aeked iP . a load of horse manure comes in and your I <br /> . machinery is broken and it sits there for awhile what ie the next i <br /> step. <br /> Mr. Reynolds etated that it is taken to the landfill I� <br /> immediately--one of the advantages to the roll-off. <br /> Mr. Tick asked what are the experimental products you will be <br /> receiving from ADM and Staley. <br /> Mr. Reynolds etated bean waste, horse manure, and paper are <br /> proposed for uae in the experimental operation. They plan to go <br /> on to some more later. <br /> Mr. Flick asked will you be doing research on this site now and <br /> then on to the landfill with it. <br /> Mr. Reynolds stated the operation rrould be moved to the landfill <br /> when Pull ecale production begina. <br /> Mr. Bertram etated it is not a question of whether compoeting ia <br /> a good idea it is a question of what ia that parcel zoned <br /> • currently and what is allowed and not allowed. Queation for the <br /> staff is under M-1 that would not be allowed, if true, what ia <br /> the dec3ding factor in making that differentiation. <br /> Mr. McQueen etated the M-1 would not accommodate experimental <br /> processes as hae been deacribed. The M-1 classification with a <br /> special pexhait �rould accommodate the commodity ecrap proceasing <br /> with the cardboard, paper and aluminum cans. That operation in <br /> an M-1 district ia required to be 100 feet from residential <br /> dietrict. City Council would have to wave that 100 feet, but the <br /> experimental composting is permitted only in the M-2. <br />