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April 14, 1980 77 There was discussion on the boat launch proposed and if the Park Board had considered the plans of Anoka County on the North end of the Lake for such Iand installation. Mr. Jaworski felt a park in that area will increase the problem of having a very narrow street and having encroachment on provate property and he also felt enforcement would be a problem Mayor Gourley moved to approve the preliminary application. Mr. McLean seconded the motion with the provision that this come before the Council before the final application to allow the residents to have a say in the matter. Motion carried with Mrs. Elsenpeter voting, No. The continuation of the Public Hearing on Wollan's Estates was called to order. Mayor Gourley asked that a representative explain this plat. Mr. Kolstad presented a new design for this plat. The lots have been re- aligned. Mr. Schumacher presented the actions on this plat to this date. The street ended in a 'T'. The proposed park land is in the Northwest corner of the plat and a 20' easement 550' long has been shown as access. Mr. McLean questioned the accessability of this park for persons wishing to drive and Mr. Kolstad said this was to be a walk -in park fand felt the Park Board had wanted this park to remain as is with very little, if any. development. III Mr. Schumacher reported that the Park Board had not been concerned with the exact location of the Parkland, just that it would be located some- where in lots 14 and 15. This park would be for both Wollan's Estates and Lino Industrial Park. There was discussion on the development of this park, the need for a road, the cost of the installation of this road, a'suggestion that this remain in the plat and the City take lands abutting the'T'. Mayor Gourley said if the City cannot have park land that is accessable, then the City would be in a better position if they took maney in liey of land. It was also suggested that the City would be satisfied with less than the 10.5 acres and take money for the Industrial Park. There were several suggested al- ternatives to the proposal presented. The lots along Old Highway #8 will remain in the Commercial zone. A re- zoning application must be submitted for the back portion of those lots. Mrs. Shilling said she would stop by the office tomorrow to fill out the necessary forms. Mr. Kulaszewicz moved to continue the hearing on Wollan's Estates to April 28, 1980 at 9:15 P.M. Seconded by Mr. McLean. Motion declared passed. Planning and Zoning Board report was considered. Mr. Schumacher presented the actions taken in reference to Lino Industrial Park explaining this will be platted in three phases. This platting is concerned with 8 lots bordering Lilac and 4th Avenue. This plat meets all the requirements of this City. A preliminary plat has been presented for the complete plat, but only this first phase is to be considered at this time. Mr. Kulaszewicz moved to set a public hearing for May 12, 1980 at 8:30 P.M. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion declared passed.