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213 Council Meeting April 23, 1984 Mr. Schumacher asked for clarification of this issue - does this amendment say that any tower over 45 feet would be eliminated. The residents could not make application for a conditional use permit for a tower over 45 feet. Mr. Kluegel said this is correct. The only zoning classification that would allow towers over 45 feet is a LI District. This type of tower is not allowed in an ER or R area even by permit according to the Z oning Ordinance. It was pointed out there had been some negative input from the Anoka County Airport as well as the Seaplane base and the Lino Air Park. Mr. REinert asked if this would only apply to future towers and of to the ones existing at this time and Mr. Kluegel said existing towers would be grandfathered in. Mayor Benson asked if there was any documentation as to an acceptable height that would not interfer with air traffic? Chief Myhre said 200 feet, 2 miles beyond the end of the runway. Mayor Benson asked about the HBO dishes on top of homes - wheres does the fottage start? at the ground? top of the structure? Mayor Benson felt that this amendment needs more study before a decision can be made. He felt that perhaps someone from the P &Z could be present to discuss their thoughts behind this proposed amendment. I Mr. Kulaszewicz moved to continue this hearing to May 14, 1984 at 7:30 P.M. Seconded by Mr. Marier. Motion carried unanimously. PUBLIC HEARING - WEBER PLAT Mayor Benson opened the Public Hearing at 8:06 P.M. Mr. Kluegel noted this is a monor subdivision and an application for a variance to the City's requirements to hook into City Sewer. Planning and Zoning had recommended approval of the preliminary plat and to deny the variance. Mr. Weber, in splitting off the three lots, he is creating a lot of less than five acres and, if sewer is available, lots of this size must connect to Citysewer within one year. Mr. Schumacher suggested that Mr. Davidson present the feasibility report on this project. Mr. Davidson reported the project is feasible and listed the several ways in which this project can proceed. The projected construction cost is $8,190.00. If done as a City project and assessed, the estimated costs would be $11,000.00. This would be for the three parcels and providing a connection for Mr. Weber's home. Mr. Weber would then be responsible for the installation to that connection. Mr. Weber was asked if he had any preference as to how this should be done and Mr. Weber said he did not want to conenct to the sewer. He felt he had and adequate system. He said if the sewer must be connected to his home, he would appeal for some time. Mr. Kluegel said the Ordinance allows one year from the time the sewer is available.