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1 1 September 12, 1977 Mr. Zelinka reported on a problem with a garage at Fairmon and Lakeview. The original had burned and the persons had obtained a permit to replace but were enlarging the gar- age and does not meet the setback requirements. However, this building does line up with existing buildings on that side of the street. On that basis, Mr. Zelinka moved to grant a variance to the set back requirements on the side street and allow the construction of the garage on the footings as are now set. Mr. McLean seconded the motion, with the stipulation that the owner make application and pay for the variance. Mr. Zelinka acc- epted the addendum to the motion. Motion carried unanimously. The public hearing for the purpose of considering the sewer service zoning map was called to order at 9:15 P.M. Mr. Burke read the notice of publication. Mr. McLean pointed out this is the map that was sent to Metropolitan Council as a part of the overall regulations to be adopted by this City in conjunction with the installat- ion of the force main interceptor. This map defines the urban service area and the rural service area. Mr. McLean moved to approve this zoning map. Seconded by Mr. Zelinka. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. McLean moved to close the hearing at 9:20 P.M. Seconded by Mr. Karth. Motion carr- ied unanimously. Mr. Clement Schmitz and Mr. Loren Ehrmantraut had appeared before the Circle Pines City Council with a request that the area South of Highway #8 and West of Highway #49 be con- sidered for utility service from that community. Circle Pines had told them that due to the lands that had been taken for open space, there was capacity intheir lines for servicing that area. Mayor Bohjanen said there is a sewer on Highway #49 further South and that in the future and interceptor should go past this property. He wanted to make it very clear, this would be just for service and not for annexation. Mr. Gotwald said the lines would have to be designed as if the interceptor was already there. When this interceptor is installed, it would be a matter of changing the flow of the effluent. Mayor Bohjanen said if this is done, there must be a contract written so as to assure this City will not get hurt in the process. Mr. Gotwald suggested a letter from the City of Lino Lakes to the City of Circle Pines asking for their proposal and for their charges to the land owners. Mr. McLean was concerned with agreement for the extension of the lines into this City in conjunction with the Metropolitan Council. This concurance by that Board will be necessary. Mr/ ZeiirTka asked if this would require a lift station and Mr. Gotwald said, Yes. Mr. Zelinka asked about financing and Mr. Gotwald said that is the responsibility of the owners. Mr. Zelinka asked if these men had talked to Mr. Glenn Rehbein who owns the lands further South and Mr. Schmitz said, Yes. Mr. Gotwald said any sort of system installed would be on a very temporary basis. The Clerk was instructed to write to Circle Pines for information as to the charges to the developer, also to the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission and ask for their comment