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July 18, 1979 The regular meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission was called to order at 8:10 p.m., July 18, 1979, by Chairman Ken Gourley. Members present: Jerome Heath, Jim Shearen, Vi Schwankl, Bob Doocy, Lawrence Johnson and Council liaison John McLean. Members absent: Vernon Reinert. The first item on the agenda was the approval of the May 16 and June 20 minutes. Mr. Doocy moved to approve the minutes of the June 20 meeting. Vi Schwankl seconded the motion. All were in favor. Motion declared passed. Mr. Johnson moved to table the minutes of the May 16 regular meeting. Mr. Heath seconded the motion. All were in favor. Motion declared passed. Mr. McLean gave his report on the Council. In reference to the moratorium on moving buildings and garages in the city, the Council passed an amendment to Ordinance No. 39A and adopted the permit form as presented by Mr. Mobley, with corrections. A permit can be obtained before publication of the ordinance, conditional to the new requirements. Mr. Gourley brought up that Ordinance No. 56 requires that the moving permit have a formal recommendation by the Planning and Zoning Commission. This would be in addition to the on-site inspection by the building inspector, a member of the Council and a member of the Planning and Zoning Commission. This has not been done in the past and had been overlooked at the Council meeting. A section for P & Z approval would have to be put on Mr. Mobley's form. Mr. McLean will check on this. Mr. Johnson asked if the action by Centerville in reference to Mr. Mobley had any effect on Lino Lakes. Mr. McLean indicated that Mr. Mobley has put in his application and will take the certification test at the earliest opportunity. In reference to Mr. Nelson's variance request (Sunset Oaks), the Council had moved to instruct Mr. Mobley to report on the situation for resolving the problem by means other than the variance. This was to be presented at this meeting, but it was not available. The building inspector is requested to reply to the Planning and Zoning Commission on this. The special use permit to raise chickens for Mr. and Mrs. Tueiberg was approved as set forth by the P & Z. They had over 10 acres under their control through lease and ownership; if the lease is not kept up (6 acres), the special use permit should be rescinded. The application by Mr. Rivard for a special use permit for raising chickens was not complete and action was deferred. Action was delayed on the variance request by Mr. Skoglund due to lack of information. The rezone application by El Rehbein and Son was continued to the next meeting. A public hearing had been set for the rezone at 790 Vickey Lane (R-1 to R-2). Mr. Burque will be informed by mail of the requirements that need to be met on his plat. In reference to Mr. Alenck on Rolling Hilis Drive, no action was taken on the special use permit; since none had ever been taken, no further action was necessary. He will be notified by the Clerk. In reference to Sandpiper Drive, the atitude of the Council is that they would need to petition for the improvement and the benefiting property owners would bear the cost. In reference to street lighting in Shenandoah, there would be a temporary installation of a security light in one location there. The Council had accepted the July 2 drawings of the Baldwin Lake Trailer Court expansion, and the two landlocked parcels will have the opportunity to hook up with the sewer and water at their own expense. The Council had decided to deal with the entire trailer court as one piece on the rezone matter and a public hearing had been set. Mr. Ray Rehbein's transfer of a piece of property of less than 22 acres on Highway 8 and 77th Street had been dealt with. In reference to the damage to Rolling Hills Drive and 64th Street, Mr. Klenck and Mr. La °`were requested to appear at the next Council meeting. Mr. Leis apparently operating a hauling business on 4AIeChI dL agricultural property, which is/not a permitted use of that kind of property. In reference to the gravel pit operation on Otter Lake Road, a red tag had been issued. It was suggested that since there would be more mining or scraping out, Mr. Gotwald