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129 Council Meeting June 23, 1980 Mr. Jaworski moved to table Mr. Emly's request. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Smeed presented the Council with signed leases for additional lands for the containment of the horses he wants to bring in. Mr. Locher will check these for conformance. Mr. Smeed said this gives him five acres and he would not construct a shelter until he has his permit, he has plans for waste disposal, he has a pond on his property - felt there would not be a drainage problem - is sandy soil - has signatures of all the neighbors with teh exception of one. Mr. Kulaszewicz pointed out the fact that the fence would have to be moved. Mr. Smeed said he is aware of this. Mrs. Elsenpeter questioned Mr. Smeed on the possibility of these leases not being renewed at the end of one year. Mr. Smeed said he understood this is only for one year and he hopes to purchase property before that time. Mayor Gourley said Mr. Locher had reported that the leases are legal. These leases give Mr. Smeed 5.5 acres of land. Mayor Gourley felt the drainage would be the major concern, and some documentation of waste removal plans. Also, the number of animals to be kept - Mr. Smeed said, 2. Mr. Jaworski asked where he planned to ride tha animals? and Mr. Smeed said there are several areas nearby - the exercise ring behind his house and the saddle club on Birch Street. Mr. Kulaszewicz felt this matter should be checked by the building inspector expecially in the area of waste removal and report back to the Council. Mrs. Elsenpeter felt that some wording to the effect that if these leases are cancelled or broken,this special use permit is void. Mayor Gourley asked for comment from the audience and Debbie Biedleman said they do not plan on selling and do not plan on cancelling the lease. Mr. Jaworski told Mr. Smeed that ordinarily he would not object to this permit but because of the lacation and the traffic on Ware Road, he ob- jected to these animals in that location. Mayor Gourley moved to grant this special use permit subject to waste removal plans being submitted, shelter be provided for the animals, sub- ject to an annual renewal to coincide with the dates on the permit and the Building Inspector determine there is no danger to welands. The motion died for lack of a second. Mr. Elsenpeter moved to deny the application. This motion died for lack of a second. Mr. Jaworski moved to have the Building Inspector check this operation and report back to the Council on the June 30, 1980 meeting. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Motion carried unanimously. The next item on the agenda was consideration of the May financial report. Mr. Jaworksi moved to table this matter until the June 30, 1980 meeting. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Motion carried unanimously. The next item was consideration of local improvements on Lantern Lane.