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On another note Mr. Van Housen had recommended certification that landscaping would be carried out as promised such as a one per cent of budget bond. He also recommended planting of trees to begin at time of first building. Ken Rehbein stated that he had been in touch with Mr. Gotwald and several prob- lems had been settled already. Some of them were: 1. All the roads would be private roads. 2. Roads and parking lots would be 2" blacktop with a 24' driving surface. Exit on Hwy. 8 would be 66' wide. 3. A letter will be coming from the State Health Dept. concerning the sewer system. 4. Screening will be provided as drawn in on plan by Mr. Van Housen, 5. There will be two 4 -inch wells per unit. 6. Mr. Rehbein will check further into the drainage. Mr. Rehbein would like all of the parcel rezoned at one time, although he will only build one unit at a time. Mr. Kelling wondered about setting a time limit on the rezoning after :rhich time the land would revert back to its present use. Mr. Hill questioned the entrance road on Hwy.. 8 and asked if they couldn't make it more of a right angle turn, instead of a gradual turn. This will be checked. Mr. McLean asked if the recreational facilities (ball park, tennis court, picnic area) would be built with the first unit and was told "yes. ". Mr. Kelling moved to recommend to the Council that they set up public hearings for El Rehbein & Son to consider rezoning of 15.8 acres on the corner of Lake Drive and Main Street for the building of 3, 36 -unit apartments, all being 1 bedroom units, except for three 2 bedroom units in each building, with the stipulation that all questions presented in letters from Mr. Van Housen and Mr. Gotwald be satisfactorily complied ;rith before the public hearings. Mr. Rehbein has in his possession the letter from Mr. Van Housen and one will be requested by the Village Clerk from Mr. Gotwald. Seconded by Mr. Korth. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Rehbein will have to supply a legal description for the Attorney so he can begin notices if the Council sets the hearings. The following items of interest are brought to the attention of the Council. 1. Unfinished home on Lake Drive owned by Dick Olson (been that way long enough). 2. A trailer house on Main Street near the dam. Presently being lived in by a family named Hoppear (no permit). 3. Mechanics of issuance of building permits in Lino Lakes. that proof is the bldg. inspector given before issuing a permit? survey? plans? proof of 2 -1/2 acres? Suggest Mr. Dupre be invited to next Planning & Zoning meeting to explain mechanics—Administrative reconstruction may be in order. Ur. Kelling moved to adjourn at 9:40. Seconded by Mr. Hill. Carried