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April 13, 1981 OPEN MIKE Mr. Bill Molin appeared before the Council with the request to replace the proposed landscaping requested by the Council with a security fence. This is to be a chain link fence laced with plastic strips. Mr. Molin said ti would be installed inside the existing trees and at a later date they may wish to install a security arm of barb wire. He was reminded he would need a special use permit for the installa- tion of the security arm. This had been discussed with Mr. Short for his concurrence with this idea. Mr. McLean arrived at 8:00 P.M. After some discussion, the general consensus of the Council was there was no objections to the installation of this 6 foot fence without the security are. Mayor Gourley requested that a drawing be made of just where the fence will be installed and asked that this matter be put on the April 27, 1981 agenda. Mrs. Phyllis Blaylock asked to speak and requested that the Council speak into the mikes so the audience could understand what was being saind. She also requested that when the Council took a break for coffee that the audience be offered coffee also. Mayor Gourley said the coffee is just around the corner - anyone can help themselves and he requested the Council members to pull the mikes closer. MRS. OSTLIE asked that there be more copies of the minutes and the agendas. The Clerk explained that she makes 20 copies - some meetings that are both minutes and agendas not used - this meeting there are quite a few people present, so there isn't enough for everyone. There is no way to estimate the number needed. PUBLIC HEARING - LINO INDUSTRIAL PARK REZONING This hearing was called to order at 8:15 P.M. Mayor Gourley set the format for the conduction of this hearing. Mr. Schumacher presented the application, the publication, the map of the area, the comments of the Planner, MnDOT, RCWB, the Attorney and the actions of the Planning and Zoning Board. There were no objections to this rezoning form any of the above listed agencies. Mr. Schumacher pointed out that a number of Mr. Short's comments dealt with the platting of this land - not the rezoning, therefore these items will be considered at the time of platting. Mr. Schumacher read the letter from MnDOT, noting that there was a question as to the EQB interest in this project. EQB had written they do not review industrial lands containing less that 320 acres. Mr. Meister said there is no problems of rezoning the lands from an engineering standpoint. He noted that the run off is controlled by the requirements of the RCWB. Mayor Gourley asked if there were any comments from the developer and there were none. Mayor Gourley asked if there was anyone present who wished to speak