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k Aft, Page -3- July 21, 1978 Mr. McLean asked the residents if they were just concerned with Shenandoah or the entire City. Mr. Berg said just Shenandoah and possibly Shenandoah II. Mr. McLean explained that only the landowner can put convenants on land and restrict the build- ing. The City could not legally compel) the builder to build garages. Mr. Berg said they had talked to North Northeast Realty but didnit find any answers. Mr. Mc- Lean suggested talking to Mr. Glenn Rehbein since he is the actual landowner. Mr. Berg asked when the street off of Birch Street on Totem Trail will be repaired and black - topped. Mr. McLean said this question had been asked at the Council recently and Mr. Gotwald is suppose to contact Mr. Rehbein about this. Sign Ordinance A letter from the Minnesota Department of Transportation had been recieved apologizing for the six year delay in certifying our Sign Ordinance. There are several areas of the Ordinance that need to corrected before the Ordinance can be certified. The first area is Section 3, A - 4. The City Attorney had looked over the letter and our Ordinance and recommended some changes in the Ordinance so that it could conform to State regulations and be certified. The letter indicates that there can be no signs allowed in an agricultural district by Special Use Permit or by any other manner and the City Attorney recommended deleting this section. However, the Board felt this was too restrictive and suggested leaving part A - 4 in and add- ing. "except roads adjacent to interstate and trunk highway systems". In Section 4- A -I "Advertising Signs", the City Attorney recommended adding "and divises" to this heading. The Planning and Zoning Board agreed with this change. In Section 4 - A - 2, the City Attorney recommended deleting all but "shall be allowed in industrial park districts as a special use, if they meet the following conditions;". However, the Board suggested leaving this in but adding after special use, "except roads adjacent to interstate and trunk highway systems." The City Attorney suggested adding 9 to Section 4 - A. It reads "Shall not be erected or maintained: (1) In or within 500 feet of national parks,state parks, local parks, historic sites, and public picnic and rest area; (2) Within 100 feet of a church or school. The Clerk was asked to check these changes with the City Attorney and have the Ordinance re- typed and returned to the July Planning and Zoning Board for action. Mr. McLean reminded the Board members of the special Council meeting with the Hugo City Council regarding Otter Lake Open Space and invited anyone who wished to attend. Mrs. Schwankl moved to adjourn. Mr. Shearen seconded the motion. Aye.