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• Planning & Zoning Board April 11, 1984 The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Planning and Zoning Board was called to order at 7:30 P.M., Wednesday, April 11, 1984 by Chairman McLean. Mem- bers present: Goldade, Ostlie, Klaus, Prokop and Cody. Members absent: Doocy. Mr. Kluegel, Zoning Official was also present. MINUTES - MARCH 14, 1984 Mrs. Klaus noted on page 3, 2nd paragraph, 2nd sentence, change "are app - licable" to "where applicable ". Mrs. Klaus pointed out the Board never acted on the Variance request pre- sented by Mr. Norbert Weber. It was decided to put the Variance request under Old Business tonight. Mr. Prokop moved to accept the minutes as corrected. Mrs. Klaus seconded the motion. Motion declared passed. BUILDING & ZONING OFFICIALS REPORT Mr. Kluegel noted the Council on March 26, 1984 approved Mr. Harold Hansen's request for a metes and bounds conveyance and Mrs. Signe Miller's request for a metes and bounds conveyance. The Council set a public hearing for a proposed ordinance change eliminating transmission towers from the Rural a for April 23, 1984 and also set a public hearing for Mr. Norbert Weber's preliminary plat for the same meeting. Mr. Kluegel noted that Mr. Bill Short has moved to Florida and is no longer our City Planner. The City still retains Barton Aschman and Assoc. as the City consulting planning agency. The City will be conducting a search for a replacement for Mr. Short. Mr. McLean said the Planning and Zoning Board will want to be involved in this search. Mr. Prokop noted the Council approved the preliminary plat of Rice Lake Estates without provision for a tot lot. MARKET STUDY - HARVEY KARTH Mr. Karth told the Board that Barton - Aschman & Assoc. has prepared a Market Study Report for Lino Lakes. This report was requested by the Economic Dev- elopment Committee. The study was based on the 1980 census figures and primarily tells what sort of business climate this area can support. Mr. Prokop asked who would use this report? Mr. Karth explained that because of this report two doctors, an attorney and an accountant who used the report have decided to locate in Lino Lakes and an organization who builds shopping centers are now lookking in Lino Lakes. The Economic Development Committee will use this report to encourage development of new business. illThe actual report outlines a trade area and sets out figures on what this area can support. The Board commended Mr. Karth and the Economic Development Committee for their work.