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23 <br />COUNCIL MEETING <br />FEBRUARY 27, 1989 <br />resident for ten years and felt that his technical background <br />would be of benefit to the P & Z Board. He noted . a need for <br />well planned housing and industry and felt the interests of <br />the current residents need to be protected. Mr. Bailey said <br />he felt that he coud work well with the current Board <br />members. Mr. Bisel asked Mr. Bailey what he saw as a <br />priority of the Economic Development Committee. Mr. Bailey <br />said to bring in quality business to help reduce the tax <br />burden on home owners. <br />Peter Brown, 6897 Black Duck Drive presented a.statement to <br />the Council regarding his background. He noted that as an <br />athletic director in a large school district, he has gained <br />considerable experience dealing with the public. Mr. Brown <br />felt an awareness of the issues Lino Lakes is facing and an <br />awareness of the uniqueness of the City. He also said that <br />he would be available for all meetings and training sessions. <br />Mr. Brown explained that he will not bring special issue <br />interests to the Board and felt that his experience and <br />capabilities would be a benefit as he strove to rise to a <br />position of leadership with the P & Z Board. He also noted <br />that if an issue which created a conflict of interest should <br />arise he would abstain from voting. <br />Mr. Bisel asked Mr. Brown what he liked about Lino Lakes. <br />Mr. Brown said the friendly, homey atmosphere. Mr. Neal <br />asked Mr. Brown what he did not like about Lino Lakes. Mr. <br />Brown said he wonders if the P & Z Board is following an <br />extended plan. He noted that a lot of changes have been made <br />recently. Mr. Bohjanen asked Mr. Brown his opinion about <br />extending utilities. Mr. Brown said that anytime something <br />of this nature is considered the people have to be given the <br />opportunity to have all the information available. He noted <br />that it is the responsibility of the community to provide <br />these utilities. <br />Mayor Benson thanked all of the candidates for their interest <br />in the two open positions. He noted that only two would be <br />appointed and hoped that the other candidates would allow the <br />City to keep their applications on file in the event another <br />opening on the P & Z Board or any other board or committee <br />opens. <br />Mr. Reinert nominated Mrs. Averbeck for the position vacated <br />by Mr. Cody's resignation. No one seconded the motion. <br />Mr. Bohjanen nominated Ms. Kuether for the position vacated <br />by Mr. Cody's resignation. Mr. Neal seconded the motion. <br />Motion carried with Mr. Reinert voting no. <br />Mr. Neal_nominated Mr. Robinson for the position vacated by <br />4r._Joyer'.s resignation. Mr. Bohjanen seconded the motion. <br />Motion carried with Mr. Reinert voting no. <br />
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