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1 1 1 8/14/72 17 Mr. Gotwald stated that any drainage could be taken care of by directing it to a pond and treating it with chlorine; he would recommend this if the State requires it, but not at this time since we don't know yet what the operation will be. If they need one in the future, Mr. Kind will have to put one in. Mr. Jaworski asked if there was a section line that runs through the property; Mr. Gotwald said No. Mr. Jaworski asked if Mr. King would mind if a limit on the number of shows was put in the permit; it was noted that this was written into the notice. someone in the audience asked what Lino was going to do about the extra dust caused by the increased traffic noting that the road was better since it was fixed last year. Mr. 7elinka stated, that you can't control the traffic on a public road. It was noted that 80th St. is terrible. Mr. Jaworski said he will check. Mr. Marier said that 24th ^venue is shared by both Hugo and Lino; Mr. Jaworski is involved in talks with Hugo on maintenance and will attend their next meeting. Mr. King stated that the stable would not add a lot of traffic, maybe only 6 cars per week as he owns 6 of the 18 horses, and most other, owners own two or mae horses; also several riders come together. Mr. Marier moved to grant a special use permit to Thomas M. King to allow him to operate a stable for the keeping, rearing, showing borading and instruction of horses, and to construct and maintain necessary buildings and facilities thereof, on certain lands situated in the Village of Lino Lakes, Anoka County, Minnesota, and which are described as follows, to -wit: The E1 /2 of the NN 1/4 of the NF 1/4 and the NE 1/4 of NF 1/4 of Section 12, Township 31, Range 22, AnokaCounty, Minn., with the stipulations as set forth by the Engineer, the Planner and the Anoka County Health Department. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried unanimously. Mr. Marier suggested that Mr. King appear before tre P &7 with his plans of the structure for their input on the construction of the building. He felt this could be put on the P & Z agenda between 8:15 and 8:30 P. M. as they have a light agenda. Mr. King would not need to attend the Wednesday meeting, but could if he so wished -- Mr. Marier would explain his plans to them. Clerk asked if it would be necessary for Mr. King to have a percolation test done before issuance of the building permit for the stable. Council felt the pert test should be taken now even though the small room for sanitary facilities would be built later. Mr. Cardinal moed to close the hearing at 8 :56 P. M. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried. someone in the audience noted that the chloride which was put on 24th wasn't doing any good as only a small stream was put down the middle of the road, and then the grader scraped it off. Mr. Jaworski said he would order more chloride. Mr. Jaworski reported that the seal- coating is done on the streets authorized; however there is a problem on Ware Road which Mr. Gotwald will check out -- there was more sugar sand than gravel so the job took more oil than expected, and he thought we should see if the job is all right. Mr. Marier asked if we don't have an ordiance on damage done to roads. Mr. Jaworski said Yes, but he didn't feel the damage was from hauling. Mr. Jaworski asked Mr. Gotwald if he had the estimate on 64th and Aqua; Mr. Gotwald said he had the figures on the amounts of material needed, and we could figure the cost from the rates we had on the other roads.