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April 20, 1977 The regular meeting of the Planning and Zoning Board was called to order by Chakiiman Gourley at 8:08 P.M. April 20, 1977. Members present: Gourley, Hill, Reinert, Nadeau, Shearen. Members absent: Schwankl, Karth. Mr. McLean, Council liason and Mr. Volk were also present. Mr. Shearen moved to accept the minutes of March 16, 1977 as presented. Mr. Hill sec- onded the motion. Motion carried unanimiously. Mr. McLean read the Council minutes of March 31, 1977 pertaining to Council actions on the Planning and Zoning recommendations. The Planning and Zoning Board had questioned the pigeon house in Shenandoah. The Clerk had checked her records and no building permits had been issued for this building. Mr. McLean noted that the Council had approved the Special Use reguest from Mr. Elmer Maisio to stable a horse on his property. Mr. Gourley asked that it be noted that the Planning and Zoning Board had not completed action on this matter and had not recomm- ended Council approval. Molin Concrete - Mr. William Molin Mr. Gourley asked Mr. Bill Molin to step forward and discuss the matter of the ditch along side of their property on 4th Avenue and planting trees for screening. 4r. Volk stated he had inspected the ditch and it is not at its original level, probably 9" to 10" higher than previously. He felt it was not a great problem but could possibly be and would like the ditch returned to the original elevation. Mr. Volk noted that some of the Molin products were being stored on the road easement. Mr. Gourley noted that he had observed that the material had already been moved. The gravel in the ditch was discussed. Mr. Gourley noted that this condition is so that it could lend itself to egres at this point. Mr. Molin said he did not want this to happen either. Mr. McLean asked Mr. Molin if he would plant trees on the North for screening. Mr. Molin said it had not been a requirement. He felt they would not. Mr. Hill moved to recommend to Council that Mr. Molin regrade the ditch to its original grade and replace the vegetation in the ditch as necessary and plant two rows of trees, pines or their equal on their west boundry to extend the extent of their storage yard on 4th Avenue. Mr. Shearen seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Special Use Permit - Mr. Robert Reinertson Mr. Reinertson has applied for a Special Use Permit to show ceramic tile to his customers from time to time. He stated he is an installer not a salesman and would not be selling tile from his home and would not be storing tile on his property. Customers would be selecting their patterns only. Mr. Reinertasked if this could generate increased traffic in the future. Mr. Reinertson said, No. He felt that if he got to the point of showing tile often he could not keep up with installing it. Mr. McLean asked if he would be putting up a sign and advertising. Mr. Reinertson said he would need some sort of sign. Mr. McLean noted that a sign permit would be necessary.