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OCTOBER 15, 1975 ! / b l" 1 is The Lino Lakes Planning and Zoning Board was called to order by Chairman Karth at 8:10 P.M. on October 15, 1975. Members present: Kelling, Nadeau, and Houle. Absent: Gourley, Shearan and Hill. The minutes of the September 17, 1975 meeting were approved on motion by Mr. Kelling, motion seconded by Mr. Houle. The first item for discussion was the proposed Twin Cities to be located east of Skyline Autobody on Highway 8. Mr. Karth asked Mr. Miles Stenberg and Mr. Steven Yingling type of business are they proposing for this Location. Sparkle Wash just what MrStenberg replied that it is a Mobile Truck Wash and that they not be doing any washing at that location. They will got out to customers location and do the work there. The building they are will be for storage only. will the proposing Mr. Kelling asked if they would have any trouble compling with the Planner's recommendations, which are as follows: 1. The parking area should be modified to reflect the 150' Lake Drive right-of-way and the requirements of Ordinance No. 56 which stipulates a 15' separation between the parking lot and the road right-of-way. 2. Soil conditions in the area may require special attention to building foundations and on-site sewage disposal. This will have to be reviewed by the Engineer. 3. Because of the adjacent house, landscape screening may be appropriate along the east side of the building and the parking area. 4. Efforts should be made to combine the access to Sparkle Wash with the drive that services Skyline Auto Body and Restoration Enterprises. Mr. Karth asked if they will be doing any filling of any kind, if so what type. The gentlemen replied that they would be filling but would only use good clean fill, not junk fill like cement. They said the land was not level in some spots that would require the fill. Mr. Karth questioned if their plans would involve the pond to the rear of that lot and was told that they did not go back that far. This would eliminate the need for the Rice Creek Watershed District to get involved. Mr. Kelling moved to recommend to the Council that this building be allowed providing that the owners meet all recommendations of the Planner and Engineer. Mr. Nadeau seconded the motion. Motion carried.