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Council Meeting July 13, 1981 had approved this activity with the stipulations that additional in- formation be supplied on the landscaping and storm water drainage, also parking and driveway surfacing. 23 A letter from the Anoka County Health Department indicated no problems with the use of the properyt. Mr. LeBlond had prepared a sketch of his proposal. This is a pre - existing building with some planting that is there. Mr. LeBlond explained some of the planting he plans to do. Mayor Gourley asked if a planting schedule could be prepared. Mr. McLean questioned the surfacting of the driveway and parking spaces and Mr. LeBlond said 'crushed limestone' but he would need to leave access to the rear of the building for deliveries. Mr. Jaworski moved to approve the Special Use Permit for Mr. LeBlond to operate a Veterinary Clininc per Mr. Short's recommendations with a land- scaping plant to be subnitted to Council within 60 days and limestone to be used in the driveway and parking spaces. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Motion carried unanimously. A recess was called at this point in the meeting. The meeting reconvened. ROCKY's NORTH The hearing on the license at Rocky's North was called to order. Mayor Gourley asked the Clerk to read the notice that was mailed to Rocky's Noarth notifying them of this hearing, which she did. This notice had been sent certified and the signed return card indicating that the letter had been delivered had been received. Mayor Gourley noted that at the last Council meeting, the Chief of Police had been requested to investigate this establishment and report back to the Council. He asked for that report. Cheif Myhre reported that he had an officer stop at his former address and talk to the landlady, a Mrs. Landsber, and she stated that Mr. Schlosser moved from that address on May 1, 1981 leaving no forwarding address. A letter from the Police Department had been mailed to that address with an address correction requested. The letter was returned marked 'moved, left no change of address'. Chief Myhre had another officer stop by the place of business and check to make sure someone wasn't living at that address. He made several checks at night for cars or persons on the premises, and no one was found to be living at that location. Chief Myjre went with the building inspector when he checked the premises and there is no physical way any one could be living there. Chief Myhre said, at this point, he believes they are in violation of the residency requirement of the City Ordinance. Mr. Mark Seccombe and Mr. Gregory Schlosser were present to answer questions from the Council. Mayor Gourley noted that the Chief of Police indicates that Mr. Schlosser does not live in the City of Lino Lakes, therfore, they are in violation of the Ordinance that requires a resident manager. Mr. Schlosser said that living conditions got too bad - he still has