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(1) The regular meeting of the Village of Lino Lakes Planning and Zoning Board held on December 17, 1969 was called to order at 8:03 p.m. by Chairman John McLean with all members present except Mr. Stanley. Mr. Cardinal was also present. The minutes of November 19 were reed. Mr. Kelling moved to accept the minutes as ,read. Seconded by Mr. Karth. Motion carried. Mr. McLean mentioned that the special use hearings for two trailers were coming up later in the meeting. He read a letter from Mr. VenHousen regarding a talk he hed. had with Mr. Paul Miller of Acton Construction. He had suggested an industrial park. Mr. McLean was notified prior to the meeting that Acton requests a postpone- mentuntil the January meeting. Mr. McLean read the letter from the Council explaining their reasons for giving Ken Rehbein permits for the prefab houses. Mr. Bob Foreman of Meyers Sign Service, Inc., presented applications for several signs to be located along 135W and 135E. Mr. McLean noted that Mr. Locher had indicated that since the Council had passed Ordinance No. 51 the P&Z could procr,..27. the applications and make a recommendation to the Council. This would be veri^::.ed later when Mr. Locher arrived. Mr. Foreman located the signs on a map, presented architectural engineer drawings and stated that all their signs were of one type structure, built to withstand 301 pounds of windload, were all steel except for a wooden platform in the rear for the electricians, etc. to stand on. He stated that they had had no trouble with this type sign; they were sunk 8' in the ground in cement and would be a light gray in color. Since the drawing indicated the size to be larger than our mzximum requirement, they would remove one panel in length. Mr. Foreman presented the lease agreement with Mr. Herbert E. Schmuck. After some discussion it was decided that Meyers would only ask for the three signs to be located on the Schmuck property and would give the other applications to the Clerk to hold until a later meeting. This was to be placed on the January agenda. The application for a license was also left with the Clerk for the Council meeting. There was considerdble discussio: on the location of the signs on the leased land; it was decided to wait until Mr. Locher arrived to determine where the signs would go. Mr. McLean asked Mr. Dielentheis of U. S. Lakes Development Co. to come forward. Mr. Dielentheis presented 6 copies of a preliminary plat for Lakes Addition No. two on the east side of Reshanau Lake. Mr. Busch commented that they felt the plat concept was in line with the preliminary plan presented to the P&Z and Council when they first came to us. He noted that Black Duck Drive had extra width (80'); they indicated a portion of the plat which they wished zoned com- mercial so that when the time came to use it they would not have a problem with the people who had bought nearby homesites. There was discussion on the number of cul-de-sacs and on the use of the outlots. Mr. Dielentheis pointed out where the sewage plant would be and stated what the usage of this land would be after the sewage plant was removed. Mr. McLean wished one copy to be sent to Mr. Van Housen. Mr. Gotwald will have a report on this for the Council Monday night. Mr. Rehbein pointed out that the Village does not wish to give a blanket rezoning for commercial usage. Mr. Busch reiterated the necessity of having the parcel designated as commercial now. Mr. Locher stated that the Council might wish to rezone the property under the limited commercial amendment if Jandric would designate the usage now. This could be done simultaneously with the acceptance of the plat. Mr. Busch stated that they were looking forward to Feb. 1 opening