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PLANNING AND ZONING. July 10, 1985 Chairman McLean called to order the July 10, 1985 meeting of the Planning and Zoning Board at 7:15 P.M. Present: Cody, Doocy, Prokop, Klaus, Ostlie. Absent: Goldade. Others present: Kluegel, Building Official; Foster, Secretary; Johnson, Planner. CONSIDERATION OF MINUTES Mr. Prokop moved to approve the May 8, 1985 minutes as presented. Motion was seconded by Mr. Ostlie and carried unanimously. Mr. Doocy stated that on the June 12, 1985 minutes he would like to add the words "or public" behind the word "park " when talking about land to be dedicated to the City. Mr. Cody moved to approve the June 12, 1985 minutes as amended. Motion seconded by Mr. Doocy and carried unanimously. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT Mr. Kluegel reported the following action by the City Council at their 6/24/85 meeting: - Approved the Alwin LaMotte request for a Mining Permit and Conditional Use Permit in a Flood Plain per the P & Z's recommendation, to include not double charging the applicant should he wish to come again before the City with another request for additional mining in the future. - It was decided that the Russell Pert goat should be considered a household pet and no variance is necessary. The Pert's were refunded their fees. Denied the request by Russ Rehbein for a Condition Use Permit/ Variance for a horse arena at 6505 Joyer Lane per P & Z's recommendations. OPEN MIKE No one was scheduled or appeared before Open Mike. JAMES COMPANY - SITE AND BUILDING PLAN REVIEW Mr. Dick Kwanbeck represented the James Company in their request for a review of the site and building plan for an addition to the Tom Thumb market at Lake Drive and Main Street. Mr. Kwanbeck re- turned from last month's meeting with the information P & Z re- quested. Mr. Kwanbeck referred to a 7/8/85 memo from TKDA which talks about drainage and the septic system. Mr. Kwanbeck stated that he did not fully understand the points made in the memo and telephoned TKDA for clarification. Mr. Kwanbeck feels that all the require- ments from TKDA's engineering standpoint will be met. There was some change recommended for the septic system. The inspection of the system will be done by the Building Official and must meet the recommendations set forth by TKDA. The Board felt that TKDA's memo was very vague and did not give any guidance. Mr. Kluegel was asked to relay the fact that the P & Z expects guidance.