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Page -2- October 18, 1978 Plat - Caroles Estates 11 The Planning and Zoning Board had previously asked Mr. Menkveld to clear up three items on this plat. (1) The discrepancy in elevations between the plat and Mar Don Homes plat, (2) Traffic flow on the dead end street to the north (3) drainage patterns. Mr. Menkveld said the elevation problem was with Mar Don Homes and they have straightened this out. The second item was the traffic flow on the street to the north. A temporary cul - de - sac was provided for this street. The third item, drainage is taken care of by the revised drawing showing the ponding area and drainage flow. Mr. Bohjanen moved to recommend approval of this plat subject to Mr. Gotwalds recommendat- ions. Mr. Shearen seconded the motion. Motion declared passed. Mr. Shearen moved to recommend approval of this plat be subject to the Park Board recommenda- tion. Mr. Bohjeanen seconded the motion. Motion declaredpassed. Plat - Ulmer' s Rice Lake Addition 111 The Clerk read Mr. Gotwalds letter to the Board. The plat map was consulted regarding Mr. Gotwalds comment on page 2, section 6, paragraph 2. Mr. Bohjanen moved to recommend approval of this plat subject to soil borings and the Park Board recommendations. Mr. Shearen seconded the motion. Motion declared passed. Jim Manning - 260 Linda Avenue Mr. Manning wishes to rebuild a garage he dismantled at another location. He brought a drawing for the Board members to review showing set backs from street right of way. The Ordinances were checked regarding size of building and nothing was found to indicate he could not build the size he requested. ivir. Gourley said he did not see any reason for a variance at this point and he asked the Clerk to notify Mr. Mobley of this and if Mr. Mobley sees a problem he should let the members know. Mr. Mobley is to check the footings regarding the set backs before Council meeting October 23, 1978. Mr. Bohjanen moved to have it be noted that in so far as the Building Inspectors comments in his letter of October 13, 1978 to Mr. Manning regarding set backs, size etc., there seems to be no problem and the owner indicates the building will not be used commercially. Mr. Shearen seconded the motion. Motion declared passed. Mr. Forrest Tagg Mr. Joel Tagg was in the audience to represent his father Forrest Tagg. Mr. Gourley told Mr. Tagg that he has received no documents on the meeting Forrest Tagg had with Mr. Mobley and Attorney Locher. It was his understanding from the Attorney that sandblasting does not conform to Mr. Taggs zoning and a Special Use Permit would be required. Mr. Joel Tagg said he did not know of any agreements reached at this meeting. He was just here to answer question he could. Mr. Gourley said Mr. Tagg should apply for a Special Use Permit for the Planning and Zoning Board to consider. He also told Joel Tagg to tell his father to call Mr. Gourley and he would explain the Special Use permit to him