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0\K Planning and Zoning Board August 8, 1984 The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Planning and Zoning Board was called ilk order by Chairman McLean at 7:35 P.M. on Wednesday, August 8, 1984. mbers present: Goldade, Prokop, Cody, Doocy, Ostlie. Members absent: Klaus. Others in attendance: Mr. Kulaszewicz, Mr. Kluegel, Mrs. Foster. MINUTES - JULY 11, 1984 Mr. Doocy moved to approve the minutes of July 11, 1984 as presented. Sec- onded by Mr. Cody. Motion carried. BUILDING OFFICIAL'S REPORT Mr. Kluegel brought the Board up to date after the July 23 Council meeting at which time the Council approved the site and building plan for Larry Grubbs' Apitz Garage; approved Mr. Cardarelli's request to construct a pond on his property; approved the amendments to transmission tower section of the ordinance; and approved the request by Planning and Zoning for a 120 -day moratorium on dog kennels and a resolution on this issue is to appear on the August 13 Council agenda. Mr. Doocy noted that on the third page, fourth paragraph of July 23 Council minutes, it is noted that the Council did not seem to understand the Plan- ning and Zoning Board's intent regarding "all off street parking area" por- tion of the "Surfacing and Drainage" section of the Parking Ordinance. Mr. Doocy felt that this item should be included as an agenda item in the future in order to clarify the ordinance and eliminate any further misunderstanding. Or . Doocy also requested that in the future could the Council minutes be prepared so as not to refer to an issue by the "item number on the agenda" (such as was done on page 4, third and fourth paragraphs, July 23 minutes). The Board was in agreement that a specific subject title should be included in the minutes so as not to cause confusion. BOB JOHNSON - CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT - DOG KENNEL This item is a continuation from the last meeting, when the Board asked Mr. Johnson to return after working out any potential problems with future nearby neighbor, Mr. Erickson. Mr. Erickson attended the last meeting and voiced some concern with Mr. Johnson's request. Mr. Johnson reported that he and Mr. Erickson met as requested by the Board. The outcome of that meeting was as follows: 1) Mr. Johnson would agree to remove the existing kennel and construct another in a location where the Johnson home would block the view of the kennel from the Erickson home at the time of Erickson home construction (Mr. Erickson did not feel: this would be necessary), 2) Mr. Johnson could rebuild the kennel in a heavily wooded area (out of view of Erickson home, but in view of other neighbors, whose view could be blocked by construction of a garage or shed which is allowed Mr. Johnson by City Ordinance), 3) If any problems were to come up within a one -year 'trial period', Mr. Johnson would agree to close his kennel completely, because he feels confident there would be no problems. 1r. Johnson asked the Board to allow him to leave the kennel as is until spring of 1985 due to the fact that he currently has an out -of -town job