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wanted to add that Mr. Apitz should conform with the P&Z recommendation on parking of vehicles. Mr. Apitz noted. that he had removed two of the extra cars and that two more would go tomorrow. Mr.,Rosengren wanted the motion to include that Mr. Peitz must install a septic tank, and everything for a sewer system. Mr. Apitz stated that he could least a 10 foot strip for 99 years, but Mr, Locher recommended that he get a deed to the property and a variance also; this strip could lay for a buffer zone and would not require rezoning to commercial. The vote on the motion as amended above was unanimously in favor. The Attorney was instructed to proceed with the publication of the ordinance above; the Clerk is to notify the Building Inspector of the changes to be made; Mr. Apitz must bring in proof of conformance to the recommendations for the building permit; the Clerk is to write Mr. Apitz on the changes to be, made, and to include copies of the recommending letters. Mr. Cardinal moved to adjourn the Apitz hearing at 8 :54 P.M. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried unanimously. The regular meeting was reopened. Mr. Cardinal reported that the P&Z had tabled the hearing on the proposed District Zoning Code for another month. Mor. Cardinal moved to continue the hearing on the Zoning District Code until the fourth Monday in July at 8:30 P.M. Seconded by Mr, Jaworski. Carried unanimously. Mr, Cardinal stated that a question had been raised at the P&Z meeting on a helicopter practicing landings. Mr. Myhre stated that he had received one complaint two months ago. The P&Z would like the Council to check on Federal regulations regarding helicopters. Mr. Bohjanen noted that Dick Olson flies in and out at Surfside for spraying, but does no practicing. Mr. Myhre will check with Dick Olson, Mr. Cardinal stated that three freeway sign permit applications had been received from Ray Pfeiffer of Naegele Outdoor Advertising for the Anna Schmidt property on both side of I35E, The signs meet the specifications; the fees are paid. The signs are double — faced. Mr. L'Allier noted that some signs have very high candlepower, such as the Standard signs. Mr, Pfeiffer stated that their lighting is geared to just show on the copy for readability at about 600 feet distance. Their lights do not reflect. Mr. L'Allier stated that he would like to place on the next agenda the setting of a maximum candlepower limit for signs. Mr. Cardinal, noted that copies of a five year lease were attached. Mr. L'Allier asked if the leases do not have a cancellation clause. The leases do state that no tobacco or liquor will be advertised. Mr. Cardinal reminded Mr. Pfeiffer that the permits were for one year only; also, that the P&Z had recommended granting the sign permits. Mr, Cardinal moved to grant sign permits #82, 83, and 84 to Naegele Outdoor Advertising Co. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski, carried unanimously. Mayor L'Allier closed the regular meeting at 9:05 and opened the hearing for the, special use permit application by Midwest Radio & Television, Inc. for a 1200 foot antenna. Mr, Locher read the mailing affidavit; however the posting affidavit was not in hand. The recommending letter from the Engineer was read, and a note from the Building Inspector. Mr. Cardinal stated that the P&Z had recommended approval of the Special Use Permit, and that the zoning be left as it is. Also, that adequate plans must be presented before construction. Fred Memmer, attorney for the applicants, presented Mr. Sherman, consulting engineer, and noted that it had been had been verified that it was illegal to submit building plans prior to Federal authorization on the location. He noted that they are anxious to get the plans underway, and would come back and work with us after ok by the FCC. Mr. Memmer noted an error in the P&Z minutes, namely that the wording should read "plans ", not "construction ". He stated that the FCC makes notice of study and hearings for the project before the FAA.