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1 1 1 4/26/71 �1 Miss Dobryanow stated that she has the fences repaired, that someone had recently out her fences on the North corner, letting the horses out. Her cousin stated that they were putting good locks and chains on the gates and were putting barb wire and planks across the back lines. They had sold the six small ponies that had caused most of the trouble, W. Cardinal mentioned that the P&Z had recommended granting permission to reassign the special use permit providing that it carries the original stipulations. There was some discussion on insurance liability for damage caused by the horses if they got out, with it being noted that she would be responsible for such damage regardless of the reason the horses might get loose. After considerable discussion, W. Cardinal moved to assign the special use permit from George Smith to Miss Sandra Dobryanow with the same stipulations attached; also, that when the Council has received three eomplaints,on the stable, that they will call for a review of the special use permit at that time or at any time that the Council may see fit; also, that the applicant understand that any damage resulting from her negligence is her own responsibility unless it can be established that such damage was not her responsibility. Motion seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried unanimously. The Council was told that the dog catcher had removed the dog which was causing problems at the stable. Mr. Bohjanen requested a copy of the USGS maps of Lino Lakes for his own use. Mr. L'Allier reiterated the pervious discussion on the proposed agreement with the North Suburban Sewer Service Board, and then moved that Lino Lakes join the North Suburban Sewer Service Board. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried unanimously. A letter advising the Board of our joining and a check for $250 will be sent to the Chairman of, the NSSSB. Mr. Jaworski stated that the committee had not found time to meet on license fees, but hoped-,to.by the next meeting. Mr. Bohjanen questioned the population figure entered on the Community Profile. The Clerk was instructed to write to the State asking for a clarification as to whether our population is 3661 or 3692. Cleo Cross was in the audience. Mr. Myhre stated that he had been fined $100 which would be suspended if he cleaned up the junk cars within 10 days. Mr. Cross stated that he had only three to remove; also that he had 7.6 acres of land. Mr. Cross presented a letter, which was read, from the County stating that he was in violation of Village ordinances on the keeping of animals. W. Locher stated that this must be an error since Lino Lakes allows animals on five acres; also our ordinances impose no limit on the number of animals which can be kept on five acres. W. Locher noted that the County was concerned with PCA regulations on feed lot operations which are restrictive where there is a possibility of drainage of feeds into waters not contained on the property. It is apparently ok to pasture cattle near a creek if there is no operation of feedlot. W. Cross stated that he pastures all his stock and only feeds them in the winter. W. L'Allier noted that the cattle were not our problem but that the junk cars and manure near the ditch area were. W. Cross stated that the Council ought to look at several other places on Highway 49 and County Road J besides his place.