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945-71 The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Village Planning and Zoning Board was called to order at 8 :05 P.M, by Mr. Kelling. Mr McLean arrived a few minutes later and then all Members were.present,. Mr. Karth moved to accept the minutes of 848/71 as written. .Seconded by-Wk. Husnik. Carried unanimously. There were three application for sign permits by Naegele.Outdoor Adv. Co. to be considered. #111 was for an illuminated -sign to be placed at the.inter- section of Highways 35W and 14. Mr. Gotwald had approved it for location. Mr. Kelling moved it be approved on the ok of the Engineer. Seconded by Mr. Jester. Carried unanimously. 112 was for an illuminated sign to be planed at the intersection of Highways 35E and 80th St., on Mr. L'Allier's property. This would be with four surer faces, 300 sq. ft. each. Mr. Gotwald had approved it for location. *, Rehbein moved it be approved. Seconded by Mr. Korth. Carried unanimously. 113 was for an illuminated sign to be placed at the intersection of Highways 35E and 14, on the property of Francis E. Bernier. This would be with four surfaces, 300 eq. ft. each. Mr. Gotwald had approved it for location. MO. Husnik moved it be approved. Seconded by Mr. Korth. Carried unanimously. It was noted that an individual building a residence and doing his own pluMb» ing installation doesn't need a plumbing permit, whereas a contractor does. logy problems have arisen over this for'often when that residence is then -sold it doesn't meet the building Specs. Mr. Cardinal stated he felt there should be a plumbing fee right along with the bilding permit. The question was asked as to how much this fee might amount to It was noted it depends {on the madber of openings. It was estimated it would probably be around $10.00. There are problem areas in the village and private persona don't always build adeeqque_lte1y. Mr. Kelling moved that it be recommended to the Council that administration attach plmnbing, sewage and building permits, to be issued, at the same time. Seconded' by Mr. Hill. Carried unanimously. There wee discussion as to how this might be carried out. It was suggested that these perffiits might be applied for through the Clerk. The building inspector would still issue permits. It would simply go through the Clerk to the plumbing and building inspectors. It was suggested that the Council could take care of time administrative end. We would juat recommend to them. The question was raised as to whether the permits could be granted jointly in a package. Mr. McLean moved that the Council check into this and see how other villages handle this problem. Seconded by Mr. Korth. Carried unanimously. Crystal Ahlman stated that from a real estate point of view this was a.good change to make. People doing their own plumbing installation should still abide by the staidards. She asked if there is any provision for dry water lines to be dropped in with sewer lines? She felt this would take care of e lot of problems in the future. It would save individuals Money and she telt soffie action should be taken sooner instead of waiting until we are presented with the problem. Mr. McLean read the letter from Mr: Van Housen of August 24, 1971, in reference to Screen or Street Planting, Mr. Van Housen suggested green ash or soft maple be planted around Molin Concrete Building and Apitz Garage as screen. Mr. Rehbein felt ash is not a screening tree. In winter there would be no