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• • • PLANNING F ZONING BOARD February 12, 1986 Page Two as ordered by the judge, the City will use the $4,000 escrow to pay the local contractor to do the work. Council discussed this issue at their 2 /10/86 meeting and instructed the Building Official to report the status at the 4/14/86 Council meeting, at which time the Council will take further action. 4th Quarter Report - Per Mr. Doocy's request) Mr. Kluegel reported on the construction status within the City. 38 building permits were issued during the fourth quarter, 1985 making a total of 268 permits issued during the year (up from 228 during 1984). The total valuation of permits was 9.6 million dollars. 1986 is anti- cipated to exceed 1985 due to favorable interest rates. Mr. Kluegel also reported that the primary', interest for growth is in one -acre lots with on -site septic throughout the City; a lot of interest in the area around Reshanau Lake; and commercial develop- ment, particularly near 35W and Lake Drive. City Planner - Mr. Kluegel also reported, as recorded within the minutes of the 1/27/86 Council meeting, that the Council directed the City Administrator to advertise for a new City Planner. The Board discussed this issue at length at the end of this evening's meeting (undernew business). STREET STANDARDS Mr. Doocy referred to the 1/13/86 Council minutes wherein the Council discussed a recommendation which had earlier been made to the P F Z Board which would call for urban versus rural streets in some platted areas. Mr. McLean thought the Council must be referring to a situation wherein streets of 28' were requested rather than the usual 32'. The concensus of the Board was that all the Board could deal with is the ordinance currently in place. KLOSNER - GOERTZ - SITE & BUILDING PLAN Mr. Klosner appeared before the Board representing his application for a site and building plan review for a mini storage and truck storage building in Lino Industrial Park. The following facts were presented by Mr. Klosner: 1) Property in LI zone; 2) No office space is planned, therefore no septic system is planned; 3) No fence, no signs, no exterior storage and no parking are planned; 4) Four surface mount security lights are planned; 5)Paved driveway is planned. The City Planner and the City Engineer both reviewed the site and building plan and commented on the same. The City Planner suggested turning the building 900 for security purposes. The applicant ex- plained that its placement is based on the hope of adding another like building in the future which would make the project economically feasible for the applicant and also the fact that the placement would allow the Lino Lakes Correctional Facility guard tower full view of the building at all times, which he felt would be excellent security.