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Planning and Zoning Board �� December 16, 1981 IThe regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Planning and Zoning Board was called to order by Chairman Doocy with the following members present; Swistoski, Klaus, Prokop. Al9see 3- JehRseR. Mr. Johnson arrived a few minutes late. MINUTES Mr. Prokop moved to approve the minutes of November 18, 1981 as presented. Seconded by Mrs. Klaus. Motion carried unanimously. COUNCIL ACTION REPORT Mr. Schumacher reported that the Council had discussed the honorauium request and had asked that a survey of other communities be done - not only in re- ference to the Planning and Zoning Board but for the other Boards as well. The matter of the rules and regulations for the operation of an Auction Barn had been referred back to the Planning and Zoning Board with the suggestion that this Board formulate an Ordinance governing this type of operation. The rezoning request by Mr. Hansen had been denied as per the Planning and Zoning Board's recommendations. The land owner's in Lakes Add. #1 have been informed by mail of the rules that must be followed in order to build on those lots. The County Highway Depatment has been contacted with the concerns about 4Ilpedestrian crossings near the ice cream shops. The Special Use Permit list was consulted and discussed. Mr. Schumacher reported that there will need to be some modifications in the use of this method for allowing - say, construction such as the Bank. SPECIAL USE PERMIT - GLENN REHBEIN This is a proposal as an amendment to the Special Use Permit for the con- struction of a 40' addition to the shop portion of the building. Mr. Schumacher reported that all the required factors had been complied with at the time of the original construction. This is for the purpose of storing equipment inside rather than in the yard as is presently being done. Mr. Johnson reported that he had a phone call from Mrs. Reinhold concering the litagation currently in progress on this operation. Mr. Doocy said this litagation is a civil matter and does not affect the City. There was discussion on the present use of the land, whether it is consistent with the Comprehensive Land Use Plan, the zoning of the land and the classification of the useage. Mr. Kluegel commented on the plans as presented. He reported that they con - illform to the State Building Code. Mr. Johnson moved to recommend approval of the amended Special Use Permit for Mr. Glenn Rehbein for the addition of a 40 foot section to his existing buildings to be used for storage of equipment. Seconded by Mr. Swistoski. Motion carried unanimously.