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February 24, 1975 Mr. Gary Morehouse has asked for a temporary permit to operate a transmission shop in a garage located on his Father's property. This would be while he is in school and would help with the costs of school. He was told the steps necessary to obtain the permit. He will get permission from the adjoining property owners and return to the Planning and Zoning Board. Mr.Robert Emery, owner of Restoration Enterprises, appeared with an idea of adding a second building at his present location on Lake Drive. He does not have his plans finalized but was asking for information. The Planning and Zoning Board was receptive to his idea and asked that he present his plans when they are complete. Mr. Henry Amundsen, Building Inspector, hadp;resented, a schedule for a uniform building permit fee rate. This will bring Lino Lakes into the same fee range as is now recommended by the State. All contractors and builders will be aware of the permit cost. Mr. Marier reported the Planning and Zoning Board had recommended approval of this schedule. Mr. Marier so moved. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried. On this same line of thought, Mr. Zelinka asked if anything had been or could be done about the many buildings started and not completed or are not being buildt according to code. Many of thse buildings have piles of building materials stacked in back of them and are just as much of an eyesore as a rusting car. Mr. Marier said that no more building permits are to be issued without the building inspector's approval, this includes garages. This was a recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Board and Mr. Marier so moved. Seconded by Mr. McLean. Motion carried. It was also noted that Mr. Ross has changed operations. There is no longer a hardware store on the corner of Main and Old Highway 8. He now has pool and foosball tables. The Planning and Zoning Board felt that as long as there are no complaints they have no objections. It's some place for the young people to go. There was an ad in a local paper for an auto body repair shop with a number to call. This business is located at 874 Oak Lane which is in a residential area and is being operated without a permit. The Planning And Zoning Board had recommended that a letter be sent to Mr. Smith asking that he appear before the Planning and Zoning Board. Mr. Marier so moved. Seconded by Mr. McLean. Motion carried. Mr. McLean reported that the Park Commission had met on February 17, 1975 and the meeting had been concerned with plans and specifications, for warming house needs at the various parks. Some plans had been sent to Mr. Gotwald for cost estimates. These will be back some time this week and an interim meeting will be called to consider these costs. Problems that had developed with the hockey rinks this past season had been discussed as was the scheduling. These are items that will be discussed further. 1 1