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• PLANNING & ZONING BOARD April 9, 1986 Chairman Doocy called to order the regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Planning & Zoning Board at 7:04 P.M., Wednesday, April 9, 1986. All boardmembers were present (Prokop, Nelson, Klaus, McLean, Averbeck, Cody). Also present were City Planner, Zack Johnson; Council Liaison, Harold Bisel; Building Official, Pete Kluegel; and Secretary, Shar Foster. - CONSIDERATION OF MINUTES February 12, 1986 - Mr. Cody moved to approve the minutes of the 2/12/86 meeting as presented. Mrs. Klaus seconded the motion which carried unanimously. March 12, 1986 - Mrs. Averbeck moved to approve the minutes of the 3/12/86 meeting as presented. Mrs. Klaus seconded the motion. Motion carried with Mr. Cody and Mr. McLean abstaining. Comprehensive Plan Review Minutes - Consideration of these minutes should be taken care of by the Comp Plan Task Force. All P & Z members have been receiving copies of the minutes for their information whether or not they attend the meetings. - OPEN MIKE • Self Service Car Wash - Mr. Otte - Mr. Otte came before the Board asking the feasibility of constructing and operating a self- service car wash on a parcel of land on Lilac St., west of Lake Drive (zoned GB). His plans would call for blacktopping on all the area on which cars drive, also no exterior storage. Mr. Johnson felt that this particular use was not addressed within the ordinance; the most similar type of use would be a service station re- quiring a conditional use permit. Mr. Cody felt it unreasonable to require the applicant to go through a rezone simply because this type of use was not addressed in the ordinance and suggested the applicant pursue a text amendment to allow a car wash in the GB zone. Mr. Prokop suggested that the applicant work with the City Engineer to approve a suitable sewage plan and make this plan part of a complete package, with the assistance of the Building Official. Smaller Lot Sizes - Mr. & Mrs. Morehouse - Mr. & Mrs. Morehouse ex- plained that presently their property on 79th Street is zoned ER which requires five acres per lot and they were under the impression that other ER zones within Lino Lakes are being allowed to have one acre lots. They also want one acre lots for their property. Mr. McLean explained that all ER zones within Lino Lakes require five acres per lot minimum and that no area has been given any exception to that rule. He further explained that the Comprehensive Plan Task Force is currently considering making some changes, however, this will be a long process and will require public hearings, etc. before approval. He invited Mr. & Mrs. Morehouse to attend the next Comp Plan Task Force meeting on April 16.