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2- Mr. Husnik moved to recommend to the Council that the P&Z sees no problem as far as land use for Mr. Zelinka since there is a 300 ft. commercial strip; that Mr. Zelinka should comply with Ord. 21C for building placement, landscaping, etc.; that Mr. Zelinka eppribach Mr. Gotwald for guidance in tailoring his plans to Village requirements. Seconded by Mr. Karth. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. George Smith and Miss Sanflra Dobryanow approached the Board to request assigning Mr.Smith's special use permit for the Lino Lakes Riding Stable on Birch Street over to Miss Dobryanow. Miss Dobryanow stated that she would not be going into partnership with Rick O'Connell as originally planned. She stated that her father had operated a stable; that she planned to have about the same number of head as Smith had and would cater to church and Scout groups. Persons in the audience commented that at present the fences were down and the horses were on other property and on public roads. Mr. Smith agreed that the fences were all broken down. Miss Dobryanow stated that she bought new electric fence and posts and would keep the horses confined until the fences were fixed. There was discussion on insurance and fencing. Mr. Karth moved to recommend to the Coucil that they approved the transferring of the Special use permit from George Smith to Miss Sandra Dobryanow with the stipulation that the horses be contained in a small area until all fences are secure so, that the neighbors won't be infringed upon. If there are any more complaints, then the special use permit with its original attachments should be revoked after n hearing. Seconded by Mr. Hill. Carried unanimously. Mr. McLean commented on the zoning classification ordinance which Mr. Locher has been studying. Mr. Locher stated that he had understood that the P&Z were to have submitted a map in conjunction with the classification, but had been informed that this would be done by the Engineer and Planner after its adoption. Mr. Locher stated that Mr. Van Housen had noted that a section on radio, T.V. and transmission towers should be added to the classification later or in a separate ordinance; this concerns the disposition of the land under such towers after they are torn down. Mr. Locher stated that he had questions on some definitions; after discussion on each point, the Board agreed on the following: 1. Definition of a farm - -any tract of land 5 acres or greater. 2. The minimum frontage for s 5 -acre tract to be 300 feet. 3. Referral will be made to Ord. 52 for fees connected with zoning procedures. 4. Classification R7 will be eliminated; R6 will denote mobile home parks. 5. Planned unit development will have no number, but will be known as P.U.D. 6. Require special use permits for outdoor theatres. 7. Add churches under public and semi - public districts. A penalty section, etc., will be added for proper ordinance form. Mr. Locher stated that he would bring the ordinance with the above points to the Council on Monday evening. M ±. Karth inquired about the Federal law requiring that billboards along freeways be set back 600 feet and thought that we should, look _at renewals for freewgy signs which haven't been erected yet. This was discussed. Me. Locher stated that in order to avoid s lawsuit Lino Lakes should draft an ordinance for a burn ban as soon as possible. Mr. McLean noted that the matter had not been referred to the P&Z and didn't concern them since it didn't cover land use or buildings. Mr. Locher mentioned the ordinance recently drafted by Ham Lake