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April 28, 1980 The Special Use Permit application was for the keeping of 4 hogs, 45 hens, 50 rabbits, 150 fryers and 50 geese. Mr. Suchy said there was cattle on this land previously and he would add a beef to his list.,The general consensus of the Council was this could be added to the special use permit application. Mr. Locher pointed out that all persons within 300 feet must be notified. Mayor Gourley asked that the Clerk mail notices to all persons within 300' of the subject property. Mr. Mclean moved to table the special use permit request and also allow Mr. Suchy to amend his application to include the animals he wishes to keep on his property. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Mrs. Elsenpeter suggested that Mr. Suchy work with Mr. Schumacher to insure the language on this special use permit is specific. This point to be in- cluded in the motion. There was suggestion from the audience that this matter be presented to the Planning and Zoning Board. Mrs. Elsenpeter reminded the audience that Mr: Suchy appeared before the Council at the Council's request. Mayor Gourley called for the vote on the motion. The motion carried un- animously. Mr. Nadeau asked what happens in the meantime and the general consensus of the Council was this operation remains status quo. Mayor Gourley called the continued hearing Ordinance Regulating order at 8:45 P m Mr. Schumacher presented the revised suggestions of this ordinance. He had consulted the Building Inspector and the conclusion that some type of restric- tions on large metal buildings in a residential areas rather than the accessory building. The idea of limiting the metal building in a residential area to 150 square feet. This will allow for storage of lawn equipment and lawn furniture There was also the suggestion that the secondary building should not exceed the square footage of the primary building. Mr. McLean asked if the metal building included all pole buildings also and Mr. Schumacher said, yes, but this ordinance would not apply to agricultural buildings. Mr. McLean felt this ordinance should be keyed to the land classif- ications as set forth in the Comprehensive Land Use Plan. Mr. Schumacher felt this ordinance should deal with specific zones rather than lot sizes. This would eliminate the necessity to deal with each request on an inducidual basis. Mr. McLean felt this is the way to go and asked Mr. Schumacher to put this to- gether for presentation at a later Council meeting. This is to cover 3 points, 1) limit to 150 sq. ft in residential areas; 2) accessory building not larger than primary buildings; and 3) not to apply to agricultural lands. Mr. McLean moved to contimue this until the Council meeting on May 12, 1980. • Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Hearing to be held at 8:00 p.m. Motion carried unanimously.