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Council Meeting July 13, 1981 Comprehensive Plan; 4) a five year C.I.P. He gave the Council some ideas on how these things can be accomplished. Mr. Lushine felt two important questions was 1) how many people live in and work in Lino Lakes? and 2) how many students stay in Lino Lakes after graduation? He left some publications for Council consideration and offered to asssst this Community in any way he can. Mr. Elsenpeter asked if Mr. Lushine's:department offers any sort of work- shop offering guidance and Mr. Lushine -said, Yes, they work on a one to one basis. Mr. Lushine was thanked for his time and information. PLANNING AND ZONING CARRY OVER ITEMS ROBERT DUFOUR - SPECIAL USE PERMIT AND VARIANCE The concern at the last Council meeting was the legal description of the property. Mr. Schumacher presented the correct legal description of the land proposed to be split - there was discussion on the total acreage of the land. Ownership of the property was also a concern. Mr. DuFour presented a contract for deed to the property. Mr. DuFour has paid the park dedication funds. What is needed is the permit for parking the trailer, and a variance to Ordinance #78 for the transfer of the parcel of land. Mr. McLean moved to approve the request for a variance to split this land under Ordinance #78 as signed by Mr. Pudwill and Mr. Leiberman. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried unanimously. The special use permit application for the parking of the trailer was con- sidered. This trailer has been parked at that location for four months at this point in time. The ordinance permits 4 -90 day permits for parking this unit during the construction of the home. Mr. DuFour said his first concern is to get the septic system in and then he will start on the foundation. He wants to gets the home colosed in before winter in order to work inside during the winter. Mr. McLean wanted Mr. DuFour to understand that if in nine months from now work has not started, this trailer would be pulled out. Mrs. Elsenpeter read the Ordinance setting the rules and regulations for the permit, for the keeping of a trailer on his property during the con- struction of his home. Mr. Kulaszewicz seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. GOOD - VEHICLE STORAGE APPLICATION Mr. Good was not present to answer questions. Mr. Schumacher reported this is for the storage of a 1959 Mercedes Benz and a 1966 Lincoln Continental behind his garage at 7641 Lake Drive.