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The next item of business was Gary automatic transmission repair shop He lives at 660 - 79th Street; his his house is on. FEBRUARY 19, 1975 -3- Morehouse's request to have an in his garage for about one year. parents own the 40 acres that Mr. Karth asked him if there was ample roadway (driveway) and facilities for parking. Mr. Morehouse said that they have about a 200' driveway and plenty of space for parking near the garage. There was a question about the exact location of the garage, If it is outside the 300' commercial strip and it is probable that it is. The general opinion of the P & Z is that a Special Use Permit would be the route to take. The question of providing restroom facilities was brought up and it was deceided that since this would be a 'casual' operation these facilities would not be required. Mr. and Mrs. Morehouse told the P & Z that they would not allow a lot of "hot -rodding" and other such nuisances there and they explained that this was a venture so that' Gary could earn .some side money while atterid- i ng school and to help him decide'• what he wanted to ago whenhhe gr ac,ua w eu open his own business or work for someone else. Mr. Morehouse was told that he would surrounding neighbors within 300" of the lands were vacant. He was given asked to return to the next Planning have to get the permission of alt their property whether or not a form to have filled out and and Zoning Meeting in March. The Board decided to recommend to the Council that Mr. Morehouse be granted a Special Use Permit for a period of 16 months provided he can obtain the agreement of the neighbors as required by Ordinance 56, Section 5.04. Mr. Morehouse and his parents have agreed to this and will return to the next meeting. Mr. Shearen thanked Mr. Morehouse and his parents for taking the time to appear before the P & Z prior to starting their business and said they were a fine example of good residents. Before the next items on the agends were taken, there was a discussion on stables in Lino Lakes and how they are regulated and what constitutes a stable in the City. At the present time there are no ordinances covering stables and no action is planned.