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April 14, 1980 Mr. McLean asked if there was any requirements as to the monitoring of the systems and Mr. Kluegel said the pumping is monitored. Mr. McLean moved to adkpt WPC -40 by reference abolishing that portion of the State Code that had been adopted by rederence. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Motion carried unanimously. A recess was called. The meeting was reconvened at 8:30 P.M. and the Public Hearing on the amendement to Ordinance #56 dealing with the sizes of accessory building was called to order. Mr. Schumacher presented the affadivate of publication. He pointed out the suggested changes - the first building would be limited to 750 square feet and the second building to 150 square feet. This would apply to residential areas only, single family dwellings. The other residential areas were discussed - it was felt they may possibly have to be included. Mayor Gourley questioned this in reference to multi- family - he felt there the garages tend to be long, possibly underground, buildings with 8 to 20 stalls on each side. It was felt there was a need for special language to'deal with this sutuation. Mr. Kluegel said this would not apply to agricultural builings but would apply to other uses regardless of land area. The State Buiding code allows a maximum of 1000 square feet. There was discussion of the many aspects of this proposal and some questions from the audience were answered, with the suggestion that the upper limit be cahnged from 750 square feet to 1000 square feet. The subject of the hangers in the Lino Air Park plat was discussed. It was felt this could be dealt with as a separate issue. One of the concerns was that accessory building should not be larger than the primary building. Mayor Gourley gelt that some language to this affect should be added. Mr. McLean moved this be tabled until this Ordinance is amended to in- clude the various aspects discussed this evening. The Hearing to be con- tinued until April 28, 1980 at 8:30 P.M. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Motion declared passed. Mayor Gourley asked that anyone who has any ideas on this amendment, please submit to the offices to the attention of Mr. Schumacher. -*The next item to be considered was the discussion of applying for a LAWCON Grant. Mr. Schumacher reported that the Park Board has a working session to discuss this matter. The application would be for the use of developing the Country Lakes Park. Mr. Schumacher pointed out some of the criteria for qualifying for this type of grant. The Park Board recommended a boat landing for passive use such as canoe and sailing - a picnic area and open areas for unstructured use. Mr. Schumacher flet there would be a major cost to do the dredging needed for a beach area. It is possible to obtain a grant for 50% or perhaps 75%, but the City would have to supply the re- maining portion. Mr. Schumacher said the Council would need to make a decision on the use of the funds now in the dedicated park funds. Mr. McLean pointed out this fund has been ear marked for the building pro- posed for the City Hall Park. He wondered how many ways this money could be split. Mr. Schumacher pointed out this is a time consuming process to complete this application and he wanted the Council to be aware of what is involved. This is a preliminary application and a second one will need to be com- pleted bofore it is considered by Metro.