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3 4/19/72 being noted. Seconded by Mr. LHiII. Carried unanimously. The request of Mrs. Mary Glischinsky to sell trailer homes at 6333 Hodgson Road was reviewed. The Glischinsky's want to put a small sales lot in where the junk yard now is. They plan about four new homes and several used ones. They now have a sales lot on University Avenue. They have so much vandalism and so many burglaries there that they want to move. This way they can look after the mobile home park as well and upgrade the park through the sale of homes. They plan about a 200 foot frontage with 150 -200 foot setback. There will be off street parking. They were advised they need to submit a proposal in accordance with the zoning code. They would probably need a special use permit. Ken Rehbein, variance to Ordinance 21A. Mr. Rehbein's letter of April 4, 1972, was not clear to the members. He requested "a variance on the lot where the new office building will be located. Our request involves Parcel "A "." It wasn't clear from this whether he planned another building on "B" or just what he wanted done, and since Mr. Locher was not in attendance at this meeting, this is to be put on the agenda for next time. The Clerk is advised to get in touch with the attorney and find out the restrictions. Alex Lichtscheidl - hearing on land split without variance. Mr. Lichtscheidl advised that this originally had been surveyed as two lots. One was lost by one purchasing party six months after purchase. 1t is now recorded the way it was surveyed. The Lichtscheidl's have it back in their possession. They were advised there is no problem. It was dismissed. Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Morehouse request to e-xtend 79th Street. 79th Street is situated right between Luther's Sport Shop and the VFW. It only goes in about 3/4 of a mile, and it ends in their yard. They want to divide 40 acres of their land into 10 acre parcels and would need 79th extended about 400 -500 feet. There is a possibility that it could be partly on Ken Rehbein's land, but he is in favor of the extension. Mr. Kellina advised we get the attorney's opin- ion, because if this is allowed a developer could go back in there and then say they don't need to blacktop because the main road is gravel. The members ad- vised Mr. Morehouse to bring in a legal description with the proposed roadway. The Clerkshould then see that both the attorney and engineer are given copies for their review and advice. Mr. McLean advised that he had spent some time talking about the new State Sign Code with Mr. Locher and a gentleman from Brede. Mr. McLean refered to "Rules and Regulations for the Placement and Control of Advertising Devices on Lands Along and Adjacent to the Interstate and Primary Systems of Highways in the State of Minnesota." He refered to page 10, "(h) Certification of Zoning. For the purposes of Minnesota Statutes, Section 173.16, Subdivision 5, bona fide zoning authorities may request the Commissioner of Highways to accept the legi- timate local zoning applicable to control of advertising devices within legally - zoned commercial or industrial areas. All requests for certification shall include information regarding regulation of size, fighting, spacing, and annual permit requirements as well as all pertinent information required to properly evaluate the application. 2) All certification shall apply to the then existing boundaries of the zon- ing authority and any further addition or elimination of land will be treated on an individual basis under the provisions of Minnesota Statutes, Section173.16 Subdivision 2. All requests for certification shall include a copy of the min- utes or procedure authorizing the zoning authority to request such certifica- tion from the Commissioner of Highways.