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296 OPEN MIKE - Cont. Council Meeting September 10, 1984 Page Two Mr. Benson felt that the present ordinance has not caused major problems in the past and also due to the fact that Mr. Shackle did not appear to present his case, that the ordinance be left as is. He asked that Mr. Schumacher notify Mr. Shackle of this decision. Mr. Reinert entered the meeting at 7:30 P.M. PRESENTATION BY CENTENNIAL RECREATION Mr. Dick Weber and Mr. John O'Brien represented the Centennial Summer Recreation Program and handed out a summary report to the Council in which the number and percent of overall participation were outlined. They re- ported that the program is 60% subsidized by Community Education and 40% paid by user fees and also reproted that they plan to add some activities for senior citizens. Mr. Benson reminded the gentlemen that the City Hall has just completed the new Senior Center and wanted them to be aware and notify the Senior Group (which will soon be organized) about the program. STATUS REPORT ON ASH STREET ROAD IMPROVEMENTS Mr. Davidson summarized the agreement made between the Lino Lakes City Council (Mr. Marier and Mr. Benson, representatives), Ramsey County, White Bear Township, and Anoka County. These agreements are spelled out in Mr. Schumachers September 6 memo to the City Council. Basically the agreement is as follows: 1) Ramsey County to install culvert, prepare for 22 foo overlay, any ditch construction, 2) Lino Lakes overlay with appropriate 2" or 3" bituminous, 3) Project to begin week of 9/10/84 at Bald Eagle Blvd and terminate at Foxtail Drive, 4) Anoka County will be requested to participate any way possible to include hauling bituminous, 5) Upon completion, Lino Lakes and Ramsey County will divide costs 50/50, 6) Future maintenance agreement wherein Lino Lakes reimbursed for maintenance. Mr. Davidson estimated a cost of $5,000 - $6,000 to Lino Lakes. Mr. Bohjanen moved to accept this agreement as presented to include the 50/50 cost agreement. Seconded by Mr. Reinert. Motion carried. Mayor Benson called for a recess at 7:55, reconvened at 8:03. PUBLIC HEARING - CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT KENNEL LICENSE - R. Johnson Mayor Benson opened the public hearing at 8:03 P.M. Mr. Kluegel presented the issue, informing the Council that the neighbors involved had been noti- fied and notice has appeared in papers, and that the Planning and Zoning Board had recommended approval with the following stipulations: 1) Mr. Johnson be allowed to keep a maximum of four dogs, all owned by him, 2) the kennel be landscaped and screened, 3) only one kennel be allowed, 4) review August 1, 1985 to check for neighborhood acceptance,'5) since permit goes with the land,the City take caution in granting the permit, 6) Mr. Johnson may reapply in Spring of 1985 to intensify, at which time the Council may approve or deny request.