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October 22, 1979 31 Home at a new home site for two to three weeks while the home is being constructed. The Building Inspector had informed them of their violation and told them the home had to be removed. Mr. Dinsmore said their three children are in shcool and he did not want to interrupt this. The general consensus of the Council was this was not something that could be allowed - the ordinance must be adjerred to in order to maintain control of the use of motor homes and travel trailers within the City. It was suggested that the motor home be parked at Troutaire for the few weeks be- fore their home is completed. Mr. Dinsmore thanied the Council and said he would check this out. The bids for the dump truck had been opened and recoreded. Each member has a copy of the bids with Mr. Volk's recommendations. There was some dis- cussion on the bids and the reasons for Mr. Volk's recommendations. Mr. McLean moved to approve the bid from Crossway's Ford with a four month delivery date. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Motion declared passed. There was discussion on the status of the street lighting in Shenandoah with Mr. Gotwald agreeing to contact NSP again. The Hearing on the hunting ordinance was called to order at 8:30 P.M. Mayor Karth read the pteition as presented at the last meeting asking that the boundaries be returned to where they were before this ordinance was passed. Mayor Karth received petitions from 10 property owners asking that the boundaries remain as they are at the present time. Mayor Karth felt the only problem with the new ordinance was that the boundaries were changed from what had originally been published in the papers Mr.Locher said under a standard form of government such as this City operates under, it is not mecessary to publish the Ordinance before it is approved. Mayor Karth explained this matter was first considered last February and has been discussed several times since that date. There was much discussion from the audience on who does the hunting and where the problems area; how far pellets will travel; why this should be reopened and why it should not be reopened. It was felt that the persons who wanted their property in the no hunting area should have that privilege. Mr. Gotwald will prepare a map on a half section deleting the lands so petitioned. This map will be in the Clerk's office on Novmeber 5, 1979 for inspection and this ratter will be on the November 12, 1979 agenda. Mr. McLean presented the following actions from the Planning and Zoning Board ..Mr. Blake Rivard had requested a variance for a long driveway. P &Z had recommended approval. Mr. McLean moved to approve this variance with the st plulations that this drive way be maintained by the owner in a manner to insure passage for emergency vehicles at all times and that no other residence can be built on this driveway. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Motion declared passed. ..Mr. Richard Klenck had applied for a special use permit to operate a business out of his home. This is merely using that address for billing and contracting. and the parking of two dump trucks. P &Z had recommended approval of this special use permit. Mr. McLean moved to issue a special