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Page -2- March 16, 1977 by Acton Construction. Mr. Arnt also submitted a letter from Mr. Paul Miller's attorney granting Mr. Arnt a non-exclusive access to his building. The Board told Mr. Arnt that the building must have about I50r to 180T fronting on a dedicated City Street. They asked Mr. Arnt to contact Mr. Miller and have him bring the driveway up to City Street standards and dedicate it as a City Street and then the Board could consider his request for a building permit. Mr. Glenn Rehbein presented his preliminary plat of the unnamed plat north of Birch Street. He has re -aligned the entry road with Hokah Drive in Shenandoah and has left provision for future expansion and possible acess on the east and west. Mr. Karth suggested that these two accesses be directly accross from one another. Mr. McLean said since this plat abuts the Anoka County Open Space he would suggest Mr. Rehbein denote cash rather than land for park. Mr. Reinert said he has some reservat- ions about strip platting. Mr. McLean asked Mr. Rehbein if he had sought out the feelings of the adjacent neighbors. Mr. Rehbein said he had bought the land from Mr. Apitz on the west and Mr. Apitz knew his intentions at the time. Mr. Rehbein did not comment on Mr. Spe.iser's feelings. Mrs. Schwankl felt the street should be straighten after it enters the plat. Mr. Gourley told Mr. Rehbein he should continue with his plat by sending copies of the plat to the City engineer, planner, Rice Creek Watershed Board and DNR. Mr. Rehbein presented his preliminary plat for Shenandoah II. Mr. Shearen noted that the park land in this plat lines up with the park in Shenandoah. Mr. McLean noted there were two lots with less thatn 75' frontage. Mr. Hill asked Mr. Rehbein if the park area was low and in danger of flooding. Mr. Rehbein felt it was not but would see that it was properly drained. Mr. Hill asked about parking cars in the area. The Board felt that since this is a neighborhood park there would be no problem. Mr. Rehbein said it would be graded and seeded. Mr. McLean suggested Mr. Rehbein name the streets. Mr. Shearen moved to recommend approval of the preliminary plat of Shenandoah 11 subject to the planner, engineer and Rice Creek Watershed Board recommendations and that all lot sizes be at least standard size. Mr. Karth seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Clover appeared before the Board and asked approval for a trailer house to be used as an office ori 20th Avenue where his kennels are located. Mr. McLean noted other resid- ents who had made the same request and were denied. The Board told Mr. Clover that they will continue this practice. Mr. Clover thanked the Board for hearing his request. Mr. & Mrs. Maisio presented their request for a special use permit to keep a horse on his brothers 8.1 acres north of their residence in Norden Manner. Mrs. Maisio said the horse would be corralled on their lot behind the lot on which they live. After discuss- ion the Board told Mr. & Mrs. Maisio that if the horse was kept completely on his bro- thers acreage a special use permit was not necessary. However, if the horse was to be corralled on their lot another special use permit would be necessary. The Clerk was in- structed to talk to the City Attorney about this matter. Mr. Ulmer presented his plat of Rice Lake Addition. He asked the Board if they thought it was a realistic plan and could he continue with it. Mr. Gourley suggested the street that comes off of 2nd Avenue be squared off not rounded.