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1 <br />1 <br />COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 8, 1987 <br />Mr. Bisel said this appears to be lack of good neighborliness. He <br />felt screening was not unreasonable. He asked that Mr. Kluegel work <br />with Luther's to get a screening fence on Lois Lane and asked that Mr. <br />Kluegel make a recommendation regarding the backside of Luther's. Mr. <br />Bisel also felt signing would be appropriate to let customers know <br />where to park. He said he liked the business and would like them to <br />stay in Lino Lakes and be a good neighbor. <br />Mr. Bisel moved his recommendations in the previous paragraph and have <br />a report back to the Council within one month. Mr. Reinert suggested <br />that what is being proposed by Mr. Bisel is actually amending the <br />Conditional Use Permit and he felt the Planning and Zoning Board <br />should review the proposed changes before the Council takes action. <br />Mrs. Duncanson said that legally Mr. Duncanson cannot put any fences <br />on the property to the east until he received the permission of the <br />former Mrs. Duncanson. Mr. Reinert suggested that the Conditional Use <br />Permit holder take this matter back to the Planning and Zoning Board <br />so that the situation can be worked out. Mr. Bisel withdrew his <br />motion. Mr. Marier asked that the Planning and Zoning Board address <br />the underground gas tank situation, storage on the street and assembly <br />of boats outside of the confines of the fence. Mayor Benson asked that <br />the Board address display on the boulevard, especially the problem of <br />seeing southbound traffic. Mrs. Duncanson said she would have the <br />display moved closer to the building. <br />Mr. Bisel moved to continue the discussion of this Conditional Use <br />Permit until all the suggestions in the above paragraph have been <br />considered by the Planning and Zoning Board. Mr. Bohjanen seconded <br />the motion. Motion passed unanimously. <br />Item No.a 47 - William Krychinski, 7830 Lake Drive - Mayor Benson <br />asked if this business was still in operation. Mr. Kluegel said that <br />Mr. Krychinski occassionaly sells cars. Mayor Benson asked if the <br />proper screening was in place between this business and the park. Mr. <br />Kluegel said the trees had been planted. <br />Item No. 52 - Apitz Garage, 325 Birch Street - Mayor Benson asked <br />about exterior storage at this business. Mr. Kluegel said that paved <br />parking has been provided on the west side of the building. Mayor <br />Benson said he has noticed vehicles parked along the street again. <br />Mr. Kluegel said he would contact the owner regarding this situation. <br />Mayor Benson noted two semi trailers parked on private property on <br />Birch Street. Mr. Kluegel explained that one was at the Pat Berry <br />residence and contains household items while the Berry's are in the <br />process of rebuilding their home. The second trailer is on the former <br />Pudwell property. Mr. Kluegel said he has sent letters to the owner <br />of the trailer. <br />PAGE 7 <br />139 <br />