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6/28/71 statements pro or con. Mr. Locher noted that plans would be needed for the Building Inspector along with topographical and other information as required in the ordinances. Mr. Locher noted that he had lived for nine years within one block of the Anoka tower and had no problems. Mr. Cardinal moved to grant the Special Use Permit to Midwest Radio - Television, Ina., according to Mr. Memmer',s resolution, to wit: RESOLUTION Resolved: That a Special Use Permit is hereby granted to Midwest Radio and Television, Inc., to construct and maintain a radio trans- mitting antenna tower, approximately 1,200 feet in height above grade level, together with a building.to house necessary trans- mitting equipment. This Special Use Permit applies to the South 2,000 feet of the West 2,000 feet of the Northwest Quarter of Sec- tion 33, Twp, 31, Range 22, Anoka County, Minnesota, and the appli- cant shall have the right to proceed with such use at any time between the date hereof and July 1st 1975, thereby allowing approxi- mately four years for the said applicant,or its successor t obtain the lawfully required permits, approvals, or orders from state and or Federal agencies therewith concerned; subject to the understand- ing that as soon as Federal or other authorities so permit the applicant shall submit building specifications and landscaping and tree - planting proposals to the Lino Lakes Planning and Zoning Commission so that the permitted use hereby authorized and approved shall, to the greatest possible extent, retain the appearance of the above described permit premises as an area of woodland and green vegetation., and according to the Engineer's recommendations; also that no building permit be issued until all plans are presented to the Planning and Zoning Commission, and that authorization from the Federal agencies is received by the Council. Motion seconded by W. Bohjanen. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Memmer presented Mr. Lewis, General Manager. Mr. Cardinal moved to adjourn the hearing at 9 :37 ?.M. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried unanimously. , The regular meeting was reopened. Mr, Jaworski reported that through the efforts of an ex -Park Board member, we had obtained a jungle gym, two back -stops and some fencing; it was possible that more equipment could be obtained in the future also. Mr. Jaworski had also received a complaint on a vacant house at 6156 Sunset. Joe Davis reported that the house had been burned out at 3:30 A.M. this morning. Mr. Jaworski had looked at the house, which was the old Marshall Stam,residence, Mr. Jaworski moved to issue a 3.2 beer permit and a bingo permit for the rest of the year to St. Joseph's Church, particularly for August 8th. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried unanimously. Mr. Rosengren reported that they had mixed a lot of blacktop so far; they had tried mixing the oil with our blow sand and had found that it takes more oil, but it doesn't have to be hauled so far. He stated that they would like to blacktop the portion of West Rondeau Lake Road from Main Street as far as it is heavily traveled; they would use'oux own material stored at the Hall. Mr. Rosengren stated that they had an estimate of doing .8 mile on the North end of Ware Road: Seal coating -- $2,000; Blacktop -- $4,800 for a 2" mat, Mr. Rosengren