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2g COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 11, 1989 the Phase I improvement. Mr. Bisel noted that he found it hard to understand that a City such as Lino Lakes within a very short distance of the intercore cities would have streets such as 24th Avenue in such bad condition. He felt this City must proceed with some sort of an agreement. Mr. Boxrud suggested that an informational meeting with the affected landowners in Phase I be held prior to the October 10, 1989 Council meeting. Acting Mayor Reinert felt a open exchange of information with the landowners should be held as soon as possible. Mr. Bisel asked why this is a city project. Why would it not be a county project since the street divides two counties. Mr.Boxrud explained that a street must meet certain criteria. This street does not meet the criteria and the proposal appears to be the best thing to do for the tax payer in this area. Mr. Neal asked why a feasibility study must be prepared when it is agreed the improvement must be completed. It was explained that this is a legal requirement. Mr. Schumacher told the Council that the staff will meet with the landowners along 24th Avenue and determine the interest in upgrading the street. He will report back to the Council. OLD BUSINESS Followup, Annual Review of Conditional Use Permits - Mr. Kluegel told the Council that Mr. Roland Fords property has been sold to a landscape contractor. He is working with the new owner to see that the property is upgraded. On June 26, 1989 the Council reviewed several Conditional Use Permits and asked Mr. Kluegel to followup on three and bring this information to the Council. Bill Flanagan, 908 Orange Street, Permanent Business Sign -- Mr. Flanagan has now removed the illegal temporary sign and a permanent sign has been erected. My Plat_ on the Lake, 6810 Lake Drive, Illegal Fill - Aft meeting with the DNR the illegal fill that was placed in wetlands has been removed. William Krychinski, 7830 Lake Drive, Park Screening and Exterior.Storage - Mr. Kluegel explained that this property is Suburban Residential and currently there is a dump truck and bobcat stored on the property. Mr. Neal said he sees this all over this City. He noted that Mr. Krychinski had both of these pieces of equipment when the property was zoned commercial and felt that he was "grandfathered ". Mr. Bisel asked if Mr. Krychinski could apply to return to a commercial.