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IIIMr. Reinert moved to approve this Variance. Seconded by Mr. Marier. Council Meeting June 28, 1982 Mrs. Elsenpeter asked if there were easements on the Westerly lots and was told, no. Those lots had been sold previously and the owners will have to submit deeds if and when the lots are split. 1 Mr. Schumacher said this variance is for Parcel A, there are other lots that will be sold, there are 8 other lots to be sold, this variance may be for only this Parcel or it may include all other lots. Mr. Reinert felt this variance is for just Parcel A, the others will need to be handled at another time. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Lindgren said his understanding was this variance recommend for approval by the Planning and Zoning included all unsold lots. Mr. Schumacher said he had discussed this with Mr. Kluegel and he had indicated that this approval was for just Parcel A and the others would have to be dealt with on an individual basis. Mr. Schumacher pointed out the variance application is for Parcel A. Mrs: Henriksen said he had understood this would clear the whole subdivision. Mr. Marier pointed out that the application is for only Parcel A. Mr. Henriksen was advised to submit an application for the remaining lots. Special Use Permit - Neimczyk - Beauty Shop - Planning and Zoning had recommended approval of this request noting that all persons within 350' had been notified, this is for a one -chair shop and therefore should not create any parking problems, there must be a license issued by the State Board of Cosmetology. This special use permit is the first step since she must have local permission before the license will be issued. Mr. Kulaszewicz moved to approve the Special Use Permit to allow the operation of a one -chair Beauty Shop in a Residential area. Seconded by Mr. Reinert. Motion carried unanimously. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROPOSAL Mr. Schumacher reported that Anoka County's application for Community Block Grant Funds has been approved to include the City's application for the Senior Citizen's Center to be constructed in conjunction with City Hall. Mr. Schumacher noted that he had been working with Mr. Ed Vogt, an architect, who had submitted a proposal for the design of this addition. Mr. Reinert asked how this person was contacted and Mr. Schumacher said that Mr. Vogt had worked with him last year on a study for the expansion of City Hall. He had also discussed this with TKDA and felt that since this is such a small project, they could not be competitive. Mr. Marier moved to take a look at a couple of other firms for some other figures to consider. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Mrs. Elsenpeter asked when this would be done and Mr. Marier said, as soon as it is on the agenda. Mr. Schumacher asked if there would be interviews, etc. and Mr. Marier said, no, just get some other bids.