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134 COUNCIL MEETING July 14, 1986 Page Five 3) That a fourth category of temporary sign be added which would allow for residential promotion. These may include anything from garage sales to advertising of non - profit benefits. The time limit will not exceed 5 days. Individuals would be responsible for the policing of their own sign. (A suggestion would be that if the Building Official had to remove the sign after the five day period, the party would be fined.) Some of the Councilmembers felt that this item should be reviewed by the Planning Commision. MOTION: Mr. Marier moved to have Mr. Bisel and Mr. Kluegel bring this item before the next Planning and Zoning Board meeting and get their input and place this issue on the following Council agenda for consideration. Mr. Bohjanen seconded the motion which carried unanimously. OLD BUSINESS CONSIDERATION OF APPOINTING DAN TESCH AS ALTERNATE CABLE TV REPRESENTATIVE Mr. Schumacher reported that earlier this year Father Francis Fried resigned as alternate to the cable commission and that he has recommended appointing Dan Tesch for that position because Mr. Tesch has been working with the cable commission for the past several months and is familiar with the service. MOTION: Mr. Bisel moved to appoint Dan Tesch as alternate to the North Central Suburban Cable Communications Commission. Mr. Bohjanen seconded the motion which carried unanimously. UPDATE OF MAPLE STREET LOT Mr. Schumacher reported that the City Engineer has determined that the blacktop fronting on the Maple Street City owned lot extends across the front of the lot except for approximately the westerly two feet. Mr. Volk has determined that if a house is built on this lot the turnaround would have to be reconstructed at an approximate cost of $1,000 (the turnaround as now constructed may encroach on the lot). The City Assessor will be providing further information regarding why the lot was listed as not build- able and lot sales in this area for comparisons. No action took place on this item; it will appear on the next Council agenda. ANOKA COUNTY PARK ACQUISITION AGREEMENT Mr. Schumacher explained that the Council requested that the City Clerk send a letter asking the Anoka County Board of Commissioners to reaffirm the agreement adopted in 1974 stating that Anoka County will support the City of Lino Lakes position that no further park or open space be required of Lino Lakes.