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7/24/72 Mr. Jaworski reported that they had started sealcoating on the roads today, but they must wait until it dries out a bid before starting on Ware Road as it is too wet to put oil in there now; perhaps by Friday. Mr. Marier asked if the paper work had been done on Peltier and Holly. Mr. Locher said that we still need a deed and that a new legal description had to be drafted as the old one was bad. Also, we have no need for more than 33' width along the water since it would involve tearing out trees and would put the road in Mrs. Wilhelmy's yard. Some trees (mostly dead) will be removed. One land- locked parcel in the name of May Cardinal will result from the new legal. 5 Mr. Jaworski noted that we were only going to do the work from the bend north. Mr. Locher said Yes, but we must straighten out the legal description to satis- fy the torrence title. Mr. Marier felt we shouldn't have to wait for that. Mr. Locher stated that Mrs. Wilhelmy's attorney won't let her sign any papers until everything is straightened out. There was more discussion. .Mr. Jaworski asked if there was anything wrong with dumping riprap; Mr. Locher said No, that the sooner they get it in the better. It was felt that the riprap could be covered later to look better. Mr. Locher was advised that R. A. Matthews had bought the Louis Proulx parcel. The-hearing for the variance request by Rodney Youngbauer for a beauty shop in a residential home was called to order at 9:10 P.M. Mr. Marier stated that the P &Z requested the feeling of the Council as to how we would approach a request for a special use permit to have a salon in their home. The P &Z was in accord to allow this; the question hinges on the type of house they are going to build. The house will be located north of Mary Domnibg's place. A list of neighbors who agreed to the salon was presented, this to be filed. Mr. Marier noted that Mr. Youngbauer must request a variance for the land which has 150' frontage but is less that 21 acres. Mr. Cardinal said he has no objections if the neighbors don't object. Mr. Marier noted that Youngbauer must furnish a turnaround which he has agreed to do. Mr. Marier moved that the Council go on record that we are in accord with Mr. Youngbauer's request for a special use permit for a beauty shop in his home. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried. Mr. Jaworski wondered if Mr. Youngbauer realized that he will have to come for the special use permit when he gets the house built. Mr. Youngbauer was reminded that he must apply for a variance and that he must make application for the building. Mr. Jaworski moved to adjourn the hearing at 9:16 P.M. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried. Mr. Marier reported that Forrest Tagg had appeared at the P &Z meeting to dis- cuss the blacktop for his driveway to the motel. It had been decided that he must go by the code and put in 3" of blacktop over a 9" sub base, curbs and gutters, with the cost incurred by himself for his .project. There was some dis- cussion. Mr. Marier moved that we uphold the code in respect to the blacktop road for Mr. Tagg. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried with Mr. Jaworski voting NO. Mr. Marier reported that Steve Krause, who had requested a variance to live in a basement, had cancelled out of the meeting, deciding to complete the house. Mr. Marier reported that Tom King, along with 2 other gentlemen, had attended the P &Z meeting to give details of the horse operation they wish to conduct on the Qualle farm on 24th Avenue. Thye presently operate the Carriage House Stables in Forest Lake on rented property which is now being sold. Mr. Marier gave details from the P &Z minutes. Mr. King, along with Don Rich, Mr. Stein-