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• • • PLANNING & ZONING BOARD March 12: 1986 Page Five The Board then considered the request for a house move -in. Mr. Salberg stated that the house to be moved in is currently up on wheels and ready to be moved. A garage will accompany the house, and Mr. Kluegel felt that the house itself is the most structurally sound he has ever seen come to Lino Lakes. Mr. Salberg stated that a full basement will be built. The soils did not appear to be the best for a full basement. Mr. Salberg said that the basement would not be very deep and then shrubbery would be planted to help camouflage somewhat. MOTION: Mrs. Klaus moved the application for a house move -in for a house and garage for Emmett Salberg, 5926 Hobe Lane, White Bear, MN, dated 3/5/86 be recommended to Council for approval with the advise from the Building Official that the house and garage are in good condition and that the septic and well are built according to WPC -40, etc. specifications. The soil borings suggest that a full basement be a shallow basement, but it is recommended that the basement be done in such a manner as not to look as though it is just "sticking out of the ground ". Mrs. Averbeck seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Salberg was told that the 3/24/86 Council will consider this request with this Board's recommendation. KENNETH TRITTEN - Site & Building Plan Mr. Tritten appeared before the Board explaining that he would like to lease for five years a five acre parcel on Ash Street and develop a driving range with a small building to be used as a clubhouse, parking lot, and satellite rather than a septic system. He hopes that, should this venture be profitable, he can purchase the property after the five year lease period. He was reminded that currently a ten acre parcel is the minimum in that area. He realized that, and stated that if the ordinance did not change the owner is willing to sell the ten acres after the lease period. Mr. Prokop voiced a concern that the ordinance allows for a golf course and he did not feel that a golf driving range would be considered a golf course. Mr. Johnson felt it was part of or similar to a golf course, and would thereby be allowed. Mr. Tritten has agreed that if the venture is not profitable, at the end of the five years all improvements would belong to the property owner. Mr. Kluegel said that the PCA and the Health Department did not require a septic system and would allow a satellite in this case. Mrs. Nelson asked about fencing and landscaping. Mr. Tritten said he plans to erect a no rust fence recommended for ball parks, etc. and put in landscaping as the P & Z feels is necessary to make the area pleasing.