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(4) Mr. Husnik moved that the P&Z recommend to the Council that they grant a Special use permit to Brede, Inc. to erect a 10' by 60' non -illuminated sign on the Mid- land-Videen property along 135W in Lot 19 of Lakeview Woodlands on the hill as shown on the map; subject to the new fee schedule. Seconded by Mr. Kelling. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Kelling moved that the P&Z recommend to the Council that the Clerk, from now on, date the sign applications in the order received so that a continuous record can be :maintained. Seconded by Mr. Jester. :Carried unanimously. Mr. Gilbert A. Menkveld, Box 447, Anoka, stepped forward to state that he was cont -- fused about the granting of special use permits; he wished to place a mobile home park in the Village and wished to know the procedure. Mr. Locher explained the ordinance on rezoning and special use permits, especially the policy on sending notices to persons within 300' of the property concerned. Mr. Karth asked if it wouldn't be better for Mr. Menkveld to find out about the sewage. He answered, corroborated by Mr. Locher, that the PCA and the Metro Council will not consider a temporary plant until the developer has a permit from the Village. A representa- tive of the Metro Council had told Mr. Locher that they are allowing a few temporary plants. There will be a meeting on Dec. 29 at Metro Council to set policy on the sewers. Mr. Locher will have Metro Council send out more of their current booklets on sewers to the Clerk. Mr. Menkveld stated that it was not necessary then to have the petition signed by 2/3 of the land -owners within 300' if the Council wished to set a hearing,right? Mr. Locher stated that this was true in the case of Albert Steins' request end gave the procedure. The Council has been requiring the mailing of notices to such persons even if the land size is over five acres. Mr. Al Ross stated that he thought a commercial business was being operated at the corner of Ware Road and the County Line; he felt that the P&Z should look it over. Mr. Cardinal noted that if the lend were agricultural he wouldn't need a permit to put up a pole shed. They will check into it. Mr. Ross also mentioned that at one time the County was thinki$g of renting part of a building in Lino for their roads equipment; he wondered if they were still interested and if it might be mentioned to the Council. Mr. Rehbein stated that at the first meeting of the building committee the subject was brought up. Mr. Rehbein stated that there were 4 or 5 junk cars sitting on the land belonging to the Skelly gas station and thought a letter should be written directly to the station; also there was a big semi -trailer parked by the freeway fence on the Rugroden property; he had also received comments on the prefab home and recommended that Twin City Testing or some other outfit run tests on the strength of the floor joists to see if they will withstand the load after a period of time. The cost of this testing should be borne by the prefab builder, or contractor. Mr. Rehbein moved that these three matters be brought to the attention of the Council: junk cars on the Skellt property, semi -trailer by the freeway and testing of the prefabs. Seconded by Mr. Kelling. Carried unanimously. Mr. Kelling moved to adjourn at 10:35 p.m. Seconded by Mr. Husnik. Carried.