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10 4/26/71 that it was better to keep all the fees in one spot. He wished to eliminate the R7 classification and.to change R6 to mobile home parks instead. P.U.D. classification would refer to planned unit development., Also, the P&Z had felt that on Page 39 G. that outdoor theaters should require special use permits for two reasons: 1. that a tremendous amount of traffic is created at certain times and 2. there has been a great hue and cry as to the type of films being shown and that children living in the vicinity might have easy access to seeing the pictures. On page 46 B. add churches to the public and semi-public category. Mr. Locher stated that a penalty section should be added as well as a section stating that the ordinance would be in effect from its passage and publication; The classification ordinance would repeal some, ordinances as listed in section 1.1 and would amend portions of Ord. 6 and 21 as well as completely encompass others. Mr. Locher stated that because the ordinance affects Ord. 6, it would need two weeks published notice in the legal newspaper before consideration at a hearing to amend Ord. 6. Mr. Locher suggested having Mr. Van Housen retype the classification including the changes and ,keeping copies on file. Mr. L'Allier thought the Clerk could retype it for the hearing, and that the subject be put on the ggenda for the next meeting for any corrections we have and to then set the hearing if the Council wishes. There was discussion on the possible cost of having the classification published. Mr. Locher noted that in 1955 it had cost $400 to publishOrd . 6. Mr. Locher reported that he had talked with Larry Shaw of the PCA on the burn ban. Mr. Shaw had stated that Centerville was unique, that since it does not abut a city nor have a population over 5,000 it does not come under PCA regulations. Mr. Shaw had no feelings either way on this. He did suggest, however, that Lino Lakes anticipate future building such as the Jandric project. The Clerk handed our sheets showing the building count done by the Assessor- - only one section (Lakeview) had more than 100 dwellings, with the section containing Twilight Acres having 90 homes. Mr. Locher had a copy of the ordinance adopted by Ham Lake; he noted that APC8 had not yet been adopted by the State but expected that it would'on, Friday. He read portions of the PCA requirements. Mr. Locher noted that an ordinance would have to be adopted and sent to the PCA for.approval along with a• request for a variance for the portion we wish to exclude. The Clerk was instructed to make copies of the Ham Lake ordinance and APC8 for the Council. Mr. L'Allier stated that be had received a letter from Mr. Hutchison of the County Health Dept. concerning a county draft of an ordinance on garbage and refuse, etc. Copies will be made for the Council and Mr. Locher. Mr. Cardinal suggested setting a short meeting to discuss further the proposed ordinance on a full -time man. After discussion it was decided to meet this Friday (4- 30-71) at 8:30 P.M. to discuss this matter as well as for discussion on the burn ban. Mr. Cardinal noted that the people from the Riding stable were here. Mies Sandra Dobryanow came forward to answer questions, while Mr. Cardinal explained that Miss Dobryanow would like to have George Smith's special use permit, assigned to her. Miss Dobryanow,had stated at the P&Z meeting that she would be in business by herself, that she had presented slips showing she had purchased fence and posts, that she would keep about the same number of head as Mr. Smith, about 35. 1 1 1