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4/!2/71 t) attended all the subcommittee hearings on the Park Reserve Board bill and had given testimony at the April 6th beating. He presented Mr. Schwartz of 6325 Baldwin Lake Road who turned over a complaint against Cleo Cross of 6125 Baldwin Lake Road for violation of the nuisance ordinance. The complaint was signed by 11 residents on the street and covered junk vehicles, tras#} accumulation, manure and excess animals. Photographs accompanied the complaint which was accepted by the Council. Copies will be sent to the police department and the Health Officer. Mr. Schwartz also stated that a lot of garbage, furniture and appliances was being duped along County Road J and suggested that the Village provide facilities for dumping or mandatory pickup. After discussion the Clerk was instructed to send a letter noting the complaint to Anoka County asking them to correspond with Ramsey County on this. Mr. LIAllier noted that the police have -been asked to check junk cars, giving warnings and tickets when necessary. W. L'Allier read the police report for March as follois: 2,837.4 miles driven, 201 home and business checks, 20 complaints/ 18 assists to/by other depart- ments. 6 accidents, 6 escapees from the Youth Center (all returned), 1 hour spent at the Youth Center (314 on escapees, 1/2 on a fire), 3 thefts amounting to $1,014.70 (including a smowmobile), 2 Stolen autos recovered amounting to $5,500, 2 junk warnings given, 1 buildimg•fire.and 1 oar fire. A letter from the Metro Park Board addressed to Clarence Johnson was read, stating that Afton State Park has no power of condemnation. Mr. L'Allier inquired of Mr. Locher the status of the comprehensive zoning plan. Mr. Locher stated that we were marking time because of the park plan and waiting fora map designating certain areas from the P&Z. Mr. Locher stated that the certificates of insurence.for Olson Plumbing and Sewer Service exceeded our requirements and sho 1dbbeff.Iled. He will contact Mr. Stein and Mr. Menkveld regarding past due billings. After discussion it was decided to delay action on the proposed NSSSB agreement until the next meeting. Mr. Cardinal presented Chet Herubin who inquired what regulations the Village had concerning setting up a business dealing in antique cars and repair parts for same. He would like to set up business in the old Village Hall building, and stated that he has a warehouse in Coon Rapids for stripping the vehicles; no stripping would done here. He has not finalized the deal on the building but would like to sound out the Council before doing so. Mr. Locher stated that no special use permit would be required because this would be covered under retail stores and shops; the limitation on having 300' Of frontage would be taken care of because of the road and the open land to the.North. Mr. Herubin stated that a few complete cars would be standing cm-Wide for sale, but these would be licensed and in running condition and would be in either original or semi - restored finish. Mr. Cardinal moved to grant Mr. Herubin permission to have his antique cars and parts shop with the stipulation that there would be no dismantling at all, and the only vehicles allowed on the premises would be compete, licensed and in running condition; also, that Mr. Herubin submit written plans for fencing, etc., and that this be tentative approval only, with his request to