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Planning and Zoning January 21, Illve Three difficulties that could encountered in administrating these requirements to include park dedication funds. Mrs. Klaus asked what was the reason for the ordinance and Mr. Schumacher said to eliminate large lots in plats that are recorded by metes and bounds. Mr. Heath moved to recommend this variance be granted and a permit be issued for the moving of the home, with money in lieu of land for park purposes, insulation to create an R38 and repairs on the outside of the homes as required by the Building Inspector. Seconded by Mr. Doody. Motion carried unanimously. Mrs.Klaus asked about the purchase agreement and this was produced to the satisfaction of the Board.. The next item to be considered was an amended special use permit application by Molin Concrete. Mr. Barthke read a letter from Mr. and Mrs. E. Hendricksen objecting to the expansion of this business and stating the requirements for a double row of evergreens that were to have been planted on the western border of this property. Mr. Hendricksen requested that a performance bond be posted to ensure that this screening is done. Schumacher, from the minutes of 1969, set forth the requirements for screening along the West side of the property. Mr. Doocy recommended approval of the special use permit by Molin for the addiet�i n ttco the existing building with the stipulation that they work with the to provide screening on the Western border of the property. Molin to contact a landscape architect to provide plans for this work. Seconded by Mr. Prokop. MOXIXXXOXXXIMRXisiXXXIIOJEI} X Molin Concrete to provide a performance bond to ensure this work is done. Motion carried unanimously. The next item was consideration of a kennel license application for Mr. Henry Suchy. This is for the keeping of three dogs. Various aspects of this request and the conditions of the ordinance we4e discussed, with the suggestion that the manner in which this is to be handled be looked into. Mr. Prokop moved to recommend to the Council that a kennel license be approved with the stipulation there only be 3 dogs and that any complaints taken into consideration at the time of license renewal. Seconded by - Mr. Heath. Mr. Doocy perhaps the requirement of obtaining a license for the three animals in order to ensure rabies vacination. M ion carried with one No vote. 10 T next item on the agenda was a request from Mr. Larry Crouse for the selling of two parcels of land - one 5 acre parcels and one 235 acres. This property adjoins existing property and is being purchases by the current property owners.