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September 10, 1979 the mailing list of sent notices. IMr. McLean presented the actions of the Planning adn Zoning Board. There were two petitions - one against the rezoning adn one with signatures of persons who had no objections. The Planning adn Zoning Board had recommended approval of this rezoning from Commercial /R1 to R -2 of the home located at 790 Vicky Lane. Mr Schneider asked to see the petitions. Mr. Zelinka questioned the effect of 6.21 of Ordinance 56 on this rezoning adn Mr. Locher said that applied to construction and development. The matter of septic systems was discussed with Mr. McLean suggesting that this should be left to be handled according to the rules in effect at the time the home is used as a duplex. Mayor Karth asked for comments from the audience. Mrs. Bruner suggested the objections relating to creating a parking problem would be handled by the City's Ordinance on parking; that the home had been used as a duplex for thirteen (13) years - what had been the effect on depreciating property in the area over this time period. Mr. McLean moved to grant the R -2 zoning to the property located at 790 Vicky Lane. Seconded by MR. Zelinka. Motion declared passed. Mr. Kulaszewicz moved to close the hearing at 8:23 P.M. Seconded by Mr. Zelinka. Motion declared passed. Mr. Robert Burman, Anoka County Commissioner, was present to answer questions on the proposed location of the juvenile detention center at St. Joe's Church. Mr. Burman gave a brief outline of what is required by the County in the area of juvenile detention and that the leased space at the State Facility must be vacated. He said the Committee working on a relocation site had looked at the Church but that he was working to have the center located at a more centrally location. Mr. Burman said he could not guarantee that this facility would not be located in Lino Lakes. Mayor Karth said he understood that the County had asked the City of Anoka for a hearing on a site loacted near the State facility in Anoka. Mr. Burman agreed to this. Mr. Burman was asked if the Advisory Board had a member from Lino Lakes and he said, No, there is one person from each Commissioner's District. Mayor Karth read the petition presented to the City Council opposing this proposal. This petition was also presented to Mr. Burman by Mr. Bohjanen. Mr. Bohjanen saying this contains approximately 400 signatures and is merely supporting data for the City Council. Mr. Bohjanen asked if he would be on the agenda for the Commissioner's meeting scheduled for September 11, 1979 and Mr. Burman said he would be on the agenda at lo:00 A.M. IMr. Bohjanen asked if any of the Council members could make the meeting and Mr. Schneider said he would try. Mr. Zelinka asked where the Commissioners meeting room was and Mr. Burman said in the new part of the Courthouse. Mayor Karth thanked Mr. Burman and Mr. Bohjanen for their time and information.