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CilUJiw11ake6»q' September 3, 1975 464-5562 4L) ,�1 1189 Main Street Lino Lakes, Minnesota 55014 A Special Meeting of the Lino Lakes Planning and Zoning Board was called to order at 8:10 P.M. by Chairman Karth. Members present: Houle, Gourley, Kelling, Shearan, Nadeau and Hill. Members absent: NONE. Councilman Marier was not present due to illness. The purpose of this meeting is to consider a request by Glenn Rehbein to build "Mini -Storage Units" on the property located at 7309 Lake Drive. Mr. Dave Sina was present to represent Mr. Rehbein. Mr. Karth asked the intended location of the new buildings and Mr. Sina replied that they would be inbetween the original Rehbein building and the one that is under construction at this time. There will be 111' between the original building and the proposed storage buildings. Mr. Sina said that these buildings are rented out to private parties to store whatever they desire to and that there will be, no business' conducted out of these buildings. Mr. Karth asked about the point that the Planner brought out in his letter, i.e. the County Highway Department wishes to review the proposed access to the storage building? Mr. Sina said that he had talked, to the County and the State and the State says they still have the right of way on Highway 8 and that they will decide what needs to be done there. Rehbein will have to pay a $200.00 permit fee, the State will inspect the site and decide if and where of culvert will have to be placed. Mr. Hill asked if they planned on using Fourth Avenue for an access road in the future? Mr. Sina said they were not sure at this time - they don't know if and when Fourth Avenue will be upgraded. They will make plans to have an access road put in on the property in order to not land lock their own property. Mr. Starr, City Planner, has sketched a proposed future access road and Mr. Sina has said that they could live with that as proposed but it might not be in that exact location. The questions of relying on Fourth Avenue for heavy truck traffic came up and Mr. Hill asked if the City has jurisdiction to put in a heavier road for this one concern. Mr. Karth said it may be up to the neighbors on Fourth Avenue and both would have to agree to the upgrading of this road.