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- Page 1 - January 21, 1976 The first regular scheduled Planning and Zoning Board meeting for the year 1976 was called to order at 8:05 P.M. January 21, 1976 by Mr. Karth. Board members present; Gourley, Hill, Karth, Kelling, Nadeau, Shearen. Absent: Houle. Mr. Karth turned the meeting over to Mr. McLean, Council liaison for the conduction of the election for Chairman and Vice -Chairman. Mr. McLean opened the nominations for Chairman. Mr. Karth nominated Mr. Gourley for Chairman. Seconded by Mr. Kelling. Mr. McLean asked if there was further nominations. There ries none. Mr. Shearen moved to close the nominations. Seconded by Mr. Kelling. Motion carried. the vote for Mr,, Gourley was unanimous. Mr. McLean opened the nominations for Vice -Chairman. Mr. Shearen nominated Mr. Nadeau. Seconded by Mr. Kelling. Mr. McLean asked for further nominations. There was none. Mr. Shearen moved to close the nominations. Seconded by Mr. Hill. Motion carried. The vote for Mr. Nadeau was unanimous. Mr. Gourley assumed the Chairman's chair. Mt. Kelling moved to approve the minutes of December 17, 1975 as presented. Seconded by Mr. Hill. Motion carried. Mr. Clinkenbeard appeared before the Planning and Zoning Board to discuss a license to operate a taxi in Lino Lakes. He had obtained a copy of the Ordinance from the Clerk's office and found no pro- blem conforming to the requirements except in the Section that requires the emblem of the company to be placed on the rear doors. Mr. Clinkenbeard said that all cab companies have the emblems on the front doors. Mr. Hill asked what company Mr. Clinkenbeard was affiliated with at the present time and Mr. Clinkenbeard said, 'Diamond Cab Co.' He owns his own vehicle and is living in the Baldwin Lake Trailer Court. He plans to operate from that location, and will operate only with the City of Lino Lakes. He said he had talked with the Circulating Pines and will be getting some publicity on his pro- posed operation. Mr. Clinkenbeard is aware of the necessity for a ,license from each City that he operates withih. He has plans to expand into several of the North area communities. In time he hopes to have a fleet of vehicles. Mr. Karth asked where he would garage the cars. At the present time, the one vehicle would be kept at his residence in the Park. Mr. Karth felt that if there is a fleet of cars, a proper place for storage will have to be found and Mr. Clinkenbeard agreed. Mr. Clinkenbeard was questioned as to''his rates and he assured the Board that he would be charging hha standard rates of the Twin City area. At the present time, he is operating out of the Airport will be unable to continue past April since vehicles four years old and older are not allowed to operate at that location.