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• Planning & Zoning Board March 14, 1984 The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Planning and Zoning Board was called to order at 7:32 P.M., Wednesday, March 14, 1984 by Vice Chairman Ostlie. Members present: Goldade, Doocy, Klaus, Prokop, Ostlie. Members absent: McLean, Cody. Mr. Kluegel, Zoning Administrator was also present. MINUTES - FEBRUARY 8, 1984 Mrs. Klaus noted that on page three, first paragraph, 10th line, change the word 'ever' to 'even'. On page five under NEW BUSINESS - Neal Banta, change to NEW BUSINESS and start paragraph with Neal Banta Also the last sentence on page five should start; Transmission Towers - Mr. Prokop asked Mr. Prokop moved to adopt the minutes as corrected. Mr. Doocy seconded the motion. Motion declared passed. BUILDING OFFICIALS REPORT Mr. Kluegel informed the Board he had received a letter from Park Broad- casting asking to withdraw their application for a Conditional Use Permit for construction of a transmission tower. The scheduled March 12, 1984 public hearing was cancelled. The Rice Creek Watershed District has sent the Zoning Administrator a copy • of their changes in Administration Policies. The changes are; 1. Residential land development plans now require Rice Creek Watershed District approval only if they exceed five acres in size, 2. Commercial and Industrial land development plans require Rice Creek Watershed District approval only if they exceed two and one half acres in size, 3. Individual sewage system permits have been eliminated because most municipalities have adopted WPC - 40 standards. 4. Use or appropriation of public water permits have been eliminated because the Department of Natural Resources adequately supervises this activity. Mr. Ostlie asked if any of the Rice Creek Watershed District changes affect our new zoning ordinance, will we have to make some amendments to the ordinance? Mr. Kluegel said he would check this out. Mr. Prokop asked about Resolution 84 - 04 in the February 13, 1984 Council minutes. He felt the minutes were not complete and did not contain the entire resolution. The Clerk explained. KENNEL LICENSE - Joanne Bucholz Ms. Bucholz is planning on purchasing a lot in Arena Acres and wishes to obtain a Kennel License for three small dogs she keeps in her own home. She does not plan to build any kennel facilities. • Mr. Prokop asked about the zoning in this area and was told it is ER, however, Ms. Bucholz lot is one acre and is non conforming in size. Mrs. Klaus asked if the ordinance now limits where kennels can be placed.