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Planning and Zoning July 14, 1982 0 The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Planning and Zoning Board was called to order at 7:30 P.M. by Chairman Johnson with the following members present; Goldade, Juleen, McLean, Klaus, Prokop, Doocy. Absent; None. MINUTES - JUNE 9, 1982 Mr. McLean questioned the correction that had been made. Mr. Schumacher explained that the motion on the Henriksen property should have read that the entire parcel was approved for the lot splits - the original minutes had only noted that the variance was granted for one lot. Mr. McLean moved to approve the minutes as presented and amended. Seconded by Mr-Doocy. Motion carried unanimously. REPORT ON COUNCIL ACTION Mr. Schumacher reported there had been no Council action. However, there is one item the Planning and Zoning Board should be aware of and that iS the proposed ordinance on manufactured housing. This has to do with the new state law that allows manufactured homes to be in any residential area of a City. This law takes effect August 1, 1982. This ordinance would give the City some control on the placement of this type of homes. rr, Mr. McLean moved that Ordinance No "` amending Ordinance #56,dealing with manufactured housing, be adopted by the Council as presented. Seconded by • Mr. Juleen. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Prokop was concerned with the stipulations as to the anchoring of these homes. He felt there should be some specifications on this problem. Mr. Kluegel was asked to look into this matter and report back to the Planning and Zoning Board. VARIANCE - LYNDAL NELSON Mr. Johnson asked Mr. Kluegel if he had an information on this matter and Mr. Kluegel said, no, other than what is present in the folder. Mr. Nelson noted that his home was a Sussel package and he said when the foundation was poured, the Building Inspector was never there. The fact that his home is constructed too near the side lot line was not discovered until the lot next door was built on. Mr. Nelson is asking for a variance to the side yard set -back. There was much discussion on the many facets of this problem. Mr. McLean asked how near the side lot line and Mr. Nelson said, about six inches. Mr. McLean felt that no action should be taken until there is a survey and they know exactly what they are dealing with. The past minutes of the Planning and Zoning Board dealing with this subject was discussed and the suggestions that had been made at that time. 410Mr. Prokop moved that this request be tabled until Mr. Nelson has a complete survey of his propoerty and the exact location of where his home is con- structed and any information relative to purchasing necessary property from his neighborhood and information as to having to move the house. Seconded by Mr. McLean. Motion carried unanimously.