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198 January 11, 1982 Mr. Reinert moved to table this for the remainder of this season with a determination made in the Spring as to the amount of damage if there is a lot of damage, then make a determination at that time. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Mayor Benson added that Mr. Volk present a report in the Spring on this matter. Mr. Marier asked Chief Myhre to check on the complaint of the use of the parking lot at Lino Park. Motion carried unanimously. There was a question on the need for an archaeological inventor of the Country Lakes Park area and Mr. Schumacher explained this is required by State Law and such areas may not be disturbed. Mayor Benson asked that a letter of thanks be sent to the Lions Club for the installation of the two shelters at Sunrise Park. TABLED PLANNING AND ZONING ITEMS Mr. Lyndal Nelson - Variance to side yard set -back. Mr. Nelson was not present. Mr. Kulaszewicz moved to table this item. Seconded by Mr. Marier. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Glenn Rehbein - Amended Special Use Permit - this is for the con- struction of a v0'x60' addition to an existing building to be used for storage, maintenance and repairs of equipment. Mr. Karth explained what is proposed to be constructed and where in re- lationship to the existing buildings. Mayor Benson read a letter addressed to the Planning and Zoning Board from Mr. and Mrs. Reinhold, but had arrived too late for consideration by that Board. The letter pointed out there is a civil suit in progress in conjunction with zoning violations and property lines. Had no objections to planned expansion but asked that since no special use permit or zoning change had ever been granted that they be required to utilize 5 acres for the operation and keep all operations 300 feet from their residence as laid out in Ordinance 56 under Heavy Industry. Otherwise, they requested that no extension be approved until the entire matter has been settled. Mr. Locher pointed out that the City is not involved in that action. There was discussion as to the location of the structure in relationship to the residence. Mr. Lohcer said the structure, at it's nearest point is approximately 285' to the property line. Mr. Locher pointed out that the existing residence is not drawn in and so this line cannot be measured. Mr. Reinert asked for a recap of this matter - he was confused on some of the issues. Mr. Schumacher explained taht the existing structure was constructed in 1975. At that time, the entire proposal was reviewed by the Council, by the Planner and the Engineer and approved. Mr. Schumacher explained that at this point in time, in order to add to a building, a special use permit must be amended, by Ordinance requirements. Mr. Karth pointed out that the vihicles will be pulled in for maintenance or reparis and left in the building over night. This should relieve o some of the noise and pollution that Mrs. Reinhold is concerned about. Mr. Reinert questioned the distance - is this 300' feet from the residence?