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Planning and Zoning Board March 10, 1982 The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Planning and Zoning Board was called to order by Chairman Johnson. Members present: Goldade, McLean, Prokop, Klaus, Johnson. Members absent: Doody, Juleen. Mr. Reinert and Mr. Kluegel were also present. MINUTES Mr. Johnson stated the Clerk had sent a note to the Board requesting the members to speak louder and to use their microphones. Mr. McLean moved to approve the Lino Lakes Planning and Zoning Board minutes of February 17, 1982 as presented. Mrs. Klaus seconded the motions. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. McLean noted that Mr. Schumacher is not going to be at this meeting as planned. MR. SCHUMACHER'S REPORT Mr. Johnson asked Mr. Kluegel if he had anything to report for Mr. Schumacher. Mr. Kluegel said no. Mr. Reinert reported the Council had directed the City Attorney to begin working on a bonding policy for Lino Lakes, He noted that the plat Lakes Addition #7 is before the Council now and bids have been received for improvements. The letting of the bids have been delayed 35 - 45 days to allow the Council time to get a bonding policy in place. The variance for Gregg Olson was granted. The Special Use Permit for Glenn Rehbein was issued on the basis that the building was for storage and light maintenance. A public hearing was set for March 22, 1982 for Nathe's request to rezone oneof his lots to R -3. Mr. McLean noted the action of the Planning and Zoning Board was for approval of the rezone without the park- 4110 ing lot, the Board wanted the dwelling to be a separate piece with its own entry for the convenience of those people and it is a variance because there is less than the required frontage on the street. VARIANCE - SZYMANSKI Mr. Szymanski is requesting a variance to transfer title of a parcel of land less than the required 22 acres. Mr. McLean requested that all legal drawings be in- cluded in the packets. Mr. Szymanski said that the purpose for this piece of land was to run his cattle from one piece of property to another. Mr. McLean asked where Mr. Szymanski's frontage is and Mr. Szymanski said he did not have frontage but used a cartway from Rondeau Lake Road West for access to his property. Mr. McLean asked if he plans to develope this property in the future. Mr. Szymanski said it is all peat land and does not expect to build there. Mr.Prokop asked if it was possible to get a lease or an easement. Mr. Szymanski said he had not talked to the land- owner about anything but purchasing. There was a lot of discussion regarding the fact that Mr. Szymanski has no road frontage and the problems he would encounter when he tries to sell his homestead and transfer title. Mr. Prokop asked Mr. Szymanski if he would be amenable in approaching the present landowner of the 33' square parcel to see if he could lease or obtain easements. Mr. Szymanski said he would ask the landowner but he would rather buy the property. Mr. Prokop moved the request for a variance by Mr. Szymanski dated March 4, 1982 •be tabled pending Mr. Szymanski's inquiry into the option of either (A) leasing the property in question or (B) obtaining easements accross the property in quest- ion. Mr. McLean seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously.