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DECEMBER 1974 The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Planning and Zoning Board was called to order at 8:10 P.M. by Chairman Karth. Members present: Hill, Kelling, L'Allier, and Nadeau. Members absent: Sheeran and Lombardi. Councilman Marler was also present. Mr. Kelling made a motion to accept the minutes of the November 20, 1974 meeting as written. Motion seconded by Mr. Nadeau. Motion carried. The first item of business was an application for a Variance to Ordinance No. 21A received from Mr. and Mrs. Dean R. Alien. They are requesting permission to put in a 650 foot driveway. There was a discussion on the exact location of the Alien house. Mr. Kelling stated that the only barrier to this drive would be that the Alien's are to completely understand and agree with Planner Starr's letter otherwise he could see no reason why the carieance should not be granted. Mrs. Alien stated that both she and her husband understood the letter that the Planner had written and were aware of the problems that such a long drive presented but that they are prepared for them. Mr. Kelling moved to approve the request. Motion was seconded by Mr. L'Ailier. Before the motion was voted on, Mr. Nadeau asked if the motion should not make specific mention of the variance request. Mr. Kelling then amended his motion to state ' •rnthe to accept the application for variance to Ordlance No. 21 A as presented by Mr. and Mrs. Dean Allen.' Mr. L'&slier said his seconded stood for the amended motion. Motion carried. Mr. and Mrs. Allen will appear at the December 23, 1974 council meeting for fin al approval of their request for a cariance to Ordinance 21 A. Mr. G. Blackbird then appeared for El Rehbein & Son, Inc. to present their request for a new storage area adjacent to the one they are cure' ntly using M;-. Blackbird presented a survey map that shows exactly where the new -f-,-=a is located and after much discussion on the surrounding properties was deceided that Lot B was over 300' from Lake Drive and therefore c -2 -`side of the commercial area. hero was a discussion on whether they should akk for a Variance or c)p-)ciai Use Permit. It was deceided that a Special Use permit wouid be l'iY• o?st solution to the request and that when it is presented it should ou-- i i ne exactly wht Rehbe i n's intend to use the lot for. Mr. Blackbird said that he will send a letter to the Board requesting a Special Use Pe; -mit for the storing of miscellaneous top equipment, culverts, not more than 10 yards at any one tima of rock or sand, and other Ai7-,�`. 1 aneous equipment associated with residential construction. There will be nothing bulky or unsightly stored there.