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AUGUST 20, 1975 -3- Mr. Locher then showed the members of the P & Z, and others from the audience, the plat map that showed exactly how this street would run. Mr. Locher suggested that at some time in the future that portion of Town Road that runs to West Road be renamed West Road in its entirety to avoid confusion. Mr. Keiling stated that if no-one had any objections to the renaming of Lakeview Avenue in Otter Lake Hills to Deer Pass Trail he will so move to recommend to the Council to rename and at the same time recommend to the Council that they consider the rename of Town Road to West Road to avoid confusion in the future. After some discussion it was deceided that the second portion of the motion, i.e. to rename Town Road was premature at this time and Mr. Kelling withdrew his motion and restated it to: I recommend to the Council that they accept the petition to rename LAKEVIEW AVENUE IN OTTER LAKE HILLS PLAT TO DEER PASS TRAIL, as outlined in the legal description provided by the Attorney, and to accept Deer Pass Trail for partial maintenance which the applicants understand to be snow plowing. Mr. Shearan accepted the motion and seconded it, as such. Motion carried. The hearing on this petition closed at 8:30 P.M. The next item on the agenda was a discussion of theltproblems concerning Building Permit No. 46 which was issued to Mr. John Landers of 7181 Sunrise Avenue, Lino Lakes. This permit was issued on August 23, 1974, by the Deputy Clerk of the City. The permit was Issued for an addition to the home and a garage. No blueprints were forwarded to the Building Inspector for his approval prior to issuance. Several problems have arisen with the building that was put up end on August 5, 1975 the Building Inspector wrote to Mr. Landers outlining what needed to be done in order to comply with the State Building Code, to which Lino Lakes has incorporated into their ordinances. Mr. and Mrs. Landers questioned why there were not informed of alt this before the permit was issued. Mrs. Landers stated that when she applied for the permit she asked the Deputy Clerk and was merely told to contact the Building Inspector. She felt that the Clerk should have told her what she had to do. This problem, of issuing permits without the knowledge of the Building inspector, has since been instructed by orders of the Council no permits are to be issued without prior approval of the Building Inspector. All plans are to be submitted before any, permit can be issued.