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Council Meeting September 10, 1984 Page Three 297 Mr. Harold Bisel, nearby landowner appeared from the audience reporting a Ipast problem with. barking and howling. Mr. Turrey Erickson, future nearby home builder voiced his concern with the potential nuisance and resaleability of his future home. Mr. Johnson explained that he trains his own and customers' dogs in the area, across land belonging to Mr. Cardinal and Mr. Hanson, from whom he has written permission to do so. He also trains in two locations off -site. The Council asked Mr. Johnson several question such as: what would you do ih the case of revoked permission to use Mr. Cardinal and Mr. Hanson's land ?; were you aware that you were in violation of ordinance with over two dogs ?; to which Mr. Johnson answered: I would have to train off -site; I did not know I was in violation until Mr. Bisel's complaint perpetrated my request for a kennel license. Mr. Reinert moved to deny Mr.Johnson's request because the kennel has grown from containing personal pets to a business use. Seconded by Mr. Marier. On voting on the motion, motion failed. Mr. Reinert then moved to grant Mr. Johnson a conditional use permit to allow four dogs of his own, to be reviewed in six months by the building inspector, the kennel be landscaped and screened, which will bring the request into conformity with the ordinance. Motion seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Motion carried with Mr. Marier voting no. CONSIDERATION OF ORDINANCE 84 -07 - HOME RULE CHARTER AMENDMENTS - 2nd Reading Mr. Reinert moved to dispense with the second reading and adopt ordinance 84 -07. Mr. Marier seconded, the motion carried. PUBLIC HEARING - AMENDED CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT - WCCO Mayor Benson opened the public hearing at 8:37 P.M. Mr. Shepard, WCCO Repre- sentative, and Mr. Kluegel presented the request. Mr. Bohjanen asked why WCCO keeps having to amend the conditional use permit. Mr. Shepard explained that the request was for the addition of two receiving antennae dishes which are required die to the fact that the network will be switching to this method of receiving this fall rather than the method currently in operation. He also said that with the growing technology in this field, changes such as this are uncontrollable. Mr. Marier moved to grant the amended conditional use permit based on the recommendations of the Planning and Zoning Board. Motion seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. On voting on the motion, motion carried with Mr. Reinert voting no. ASSESSMENT HEARING - REILING ROAD - RESOLUTION 84 -29 Two interested citizens were present in the audience, to which Mr. Davidson explained the assessment plans for Reiling Road - a term of ten years, 1 /10th f the principal per year, 10% interest on the unpaid balance, first payment due 1/1/85 (due with May /October, 1985 taxes). Mr. Benson asked that Mr. Davidson also present at this time the change order calling for a retaining wall around the Evans property which came about after discovering that the road comes too close to the Evans property.