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036 COUNCIL MEETING June 24, 1985 Page Ten He said he felt this was a difficult situation because what is being proposed is a quality development for the community. How- ever, what is being requested is quite excessive in terms of what the Ordinance allows and the diagrams do show some thought for expansion. He moved to adopt the position of the Planning and Zoning Board. Mr. Marier seconded the motion. Mayor Benson asked Mr. Joyer if he would consider having this tabled until he could determine if the additional five acres could be. purchased. Mr. Joyer said no he would like a decision on this proposal tonight. Voting on the question, motion passed with Mr. Bohjanen voting no. Mr. Joyer asked about establishing an arena at Rehbein Bus Garage location. The Council said they had not seen this proposal and could not comment on it. Mayor Benson said this proposal could be brought to the Council through the Planning and Zoning Board as well as the present proposal with the additional five acres. D. Dennis Nelson - Conditional Use Permit - Horse on 2i Acres - Delete from list of active Conditional Use Permits - Mr. Nelson has a Conditional Use Permit to keep one horse on 2i acres in the Rural area. Mr. Nelsons use now falls under the Farm Ani- mal Ordinance. Mr. Hawkins said that a public hearing is not required to delete this Conditional Use Permit from the current list of Conditional Use Permits. Mr. Reinert moved to delete this Conditional Use Permit from the current list because it now falls under the Farm Animal Ordinance. Mr. Marier seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF ORDINANCE #07 -85, CHANGING REQUIREMENTS FOR INSTALLA- TION OF ON -SITE SEPTIC SYSTEMS ON NON - RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES - 2ND READING Mr. Kulaszeiwcz moved to adopt Ordinance #07 -85 and waive the reading. Mr. Bohjanen seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. This Ordinance appears in the May 28, 1985 Council Minutes on page 008. CONSIDERATION OF ORDINANCE #05 -85 AMENDING SIGN ORDINANCE Mr. Schumacher explained this was tabled about two months ago so that Council could have time to formulate a definition of "temporary signs." Included in the Council packets were examples of how other communities deal with this situation as well as the definition under the present Ordinance. The Ordinance itself was not prepared because the Council had not adopted the language to be used. This had been placed on the agenda so that the Council could determine the definition of "tem- porary signs."