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i44 COUNCIL MEETING July 28, 1986 Page Six C. Conditional Use Permit - Advertising Sign Lance Olson - Mr. Olson has requested a Conditional Use Permit for an advertis- ing sign to be located on 35W on the Glen Rehbein property adver- tising his business, Muffler Doctor. The sign is 10' x 20', metal frame and meets the set back requirements of the Sign Ordinance. The City Planner and the Planning and Zoning Board did recommend approval. There was concern on how this sign will affect future Lino Lakes business signs because of the regulation regarding separation of advertising signs. Mr. Kluegel explained that Lino Lakes business signs would not be classified as advertising signs and the separa- tion requirements would not be applicable in that case. Mr. Bohjanen moved to approve the Conditional Use Permit for an advertising sign for Mr. Olson subject to the recommendations of the City Planner and the Planning and Zoning Board. Mr. Marier seconded the motion. There was further questions on whether allowing this sign would create problems in the future for Lino Lakes businesses. Mr. Rehbein, owner of the property, was in the audience and explained this sign was meant to be posted for only six months. It did not appear there would be any businesses built in this area during this period of time. Voting on the motion, motion failed. Mayor Benson and Mr. Reinert voted no, a tie vote. Mayor Benson asked that this request be considered again when a contract between Mr. Rehbein and Mr. Olson is completed and a copy is available for Council consideration. 1 D. Ordinance #05 -86, First Reading - Building Standards Text Amendment - Mr. Kluegel explained that last February the Council had requested the Planning and Zoning Board to set up criteria for buildings in the business districts. This proposed ordinance would put Lino Lakes on about par with Bloomington with respect to building standards. Pole buildings and wood frame buildings would not be allowed in these districts as well as buildings with metal siding. Buildings would be constructed of steel, reinforced concrete, type III construction, masonary construction or equivalent or better. Mr. Reinert said it is conceivable with the poor soil conditions in Lino Lakes that these required buildings could look worse than some of the buildings already there. Glenn Rehbein - Mr. Rehbein told the Council that since this City does not have municipal sewer pole buildings would be viewed as temporary buildings to be torn down when sewer arrives and the land 1