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• - Page Two - March 17, 1976 Mr. McLean asked if anything was done about Mr. Mobley's recommendation presented to the Board at the February 18, 1976 meeting. Mr. McLean said Mr. Mobley also presented his recommendations to the Council. The Clerk was instructed not to issue building permits immediately but give the request for the building permit to the building inspector and possibly to the City engineer for their approval. Ordinance #52 amending Ordinance #6 requires a $100.00 deposit for processing special use permits, rezoning, platting and other variances. This procedure is not followed. Mr. Nadeau made a motion that the Clerk require the deposit of $100.00 at the time of application. Mr. Hill seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Linnell presented his petitution for Special Use Permit to keep bees. Mr. Hill moved to recommend to the Council that the special use permit be approved with the provision that the proper fees be paid and the application be completed prior to the next Council meeting. Mr. Houle seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. McLean asked Mr. Linnell to see Mrs. Sarner tomorrow for completion of the requirements. Mr. McLean asked that Mrs. Sarner put Mr. Linnell on the Council agenda at a scheduled time. Mr. McLean asked Mr. Houle to get together with him and review the sign ordinance. Mr. Hill asked to see Mr. McLean and Mr. Houle's review of the sign ordinance before the next Planning and Zoning Board meeting. Mr. McLean said it was not necessary. Mr. Gourley will call Mr. Shearen and Mr. Karth and ask them to prepare recommen- dations for revising the Zoning Ordinance. Mr. Gourley and Mr. Hill will review the Comprehensive Land Use Plan and bring their recommendations to the next Board meeting. The Board discussed who would review Special Use Permits. How do you police them? Mr. McLean said the Planning and Zoning Board should recommend to the Council that the Special Use Permits be policed. The Planning and Zoning Board should not police itself. No action was taken on this matter. The Clerk was asked to assemble 5 or 6 samples of each different kind of special use permit and send each Board member copies of each sample. New Business Mr. Gourley did not like the way in which the agenda was compiled. He instructed the Clerk to make a more complete agenda. The Clerk was instructed to make copies of Mr. Nadeau's Certificate of Survey and send one copy to each Planning and Zoning Board Member. Mr. Naeuau moved to adjournat 9:30 P.M. Seconded by Mr. Houle. Motion carried.