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March 24, 1980 71 Their objections were to the pigs, the odors created, and the existence of the other animals. After some discussion, Mayor Gourley felt that this Council should require a special use permit to regulate the number of animals and to regulate the pigs down of none. Mr. Locher felt this was a pre - existing non - conforming use and there was some question as to the pre- existing operations. Mr. McLean moved to provide Mr. Scuhy with a special use application with a letter outlining the reasons why this isneeded and be directed to present this special use permit to this Council within 30 days. Mrs. Elsenpeter seconded the motion. Mr. Nadeau objected to the length of time given to Mr. Suchy to comply. Mr. Jaworski amended the motion to have the special use persented at the next Council meeting on April 14, 1980. Seconded by Mr. McLean. Motion and amendment carried unanimously. Mr. Don Marier appeared before the Council to discuss the matter of 77th Street. Mr. Marier said that 19 feet of the traveled street that is in existence is on his properyt. He also pointed out that there is no survey This was to be done in 1976. Mr. Marier also questioned Mr. Gotwald's preparing the plat and reviewing the same plat. THis would also apply to Shenandoah. Mr. Marier asked the Council to take under advisement with the Attorney as to what is to be done with this street. This is from 9/76 minutes. These minutes sart in 1965 - pages 103,109, 115, 117, 147, 171, There was further action he will bring up at a later date. Mr. Locher noted that if this street has been maintained for a period of six years, this would be considered a cartway and the City would bave a 33' easement on either side. Mr. Marier disagreed with this. Mayor Gourley asked Mr. Locher to re- search this and report back at the next Council meeting. The draft of an Ordinance dealing with accessory buildings was discussed. This was explained by Mr. Schumacher. The Council had requested this amendment tobe drafted. This amendment would limit the number and size of accessory buildings in a residential area. There was discussion of the size limit and what is the definition of an accessory building. Several other points were raised. Mayor Gourley felt these could be handled at a public hearing rather than at this meeting. Mr. McLean moved to set a public hearing on this Ordinance amendment for April 14, 1980 at 8:30 P.M. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried unanimously. The final plat of Arbor Lake was considered. There was no one present to represent the developers. This was deferred to later in the agenda. Mr. Volk presented his sketch for City Limit signs together with his proposed locations for the signs. After some discussion, the Council asked that the sign contain just "City of Lino Lakes ". Mr. Volk will get a design and costs and return to the Counci.