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4 7/26/71 will haul in a couple loads of blacktop. Mr. Bohjanen felt that we should acknowledge the letter and request they services. Mr. Jaworski stated that this would be taken up at the meeting on No. 54. Mr. Rosengren felt that a letter should go to the County later which would list all the services requested. Mrs. Goldbeck asked who maintains the shoulders on Main Street & Sunset and was advised that the County does. A letter regarding an accident at the Lino Lakes Riding Stables was received from Mrs. Gerald A. Pehl of 55 East Golden Lake Road in Circle Pines. She felt, "that the Lino Lakes Village Council and_a very unsuspecting public should he aware of the irresponsible operation of this stable, their lack of liability insurance and the fact that cries for help were completely ignored." Mr. Jaworekci noted that at the hearing =rescinding the special use permit he had suggested that they get liability insurance but they had pleaded that it was'too expensive end that other stables did not have it. , Persons in the audience felt that the liability insurance should be required for the operating permit. He stated that the Mayor had asked himself, Marvin Myhre and Mr. Dupre to inspect the Lino Lakes Stables before the next Council meeting. The Clerk had received a letter from the State Highway Dept. stating that the letter requesting information on candlepower requirements on signs had been referred to Mr. R. A. Kurpins, Asst. Traffic Engineer, Plans, State Highway Building. , Mr. Jaworeki felt that the information, when received, should go to the P&Z since they have discussed the matter several times. Western Outdoor Advertising Co. had replied to the letter requesting then to bring Sign No. 17 up to specs by stating that they will add pole covers to front and back all the way up the poles and paint all lumber exposed; also, the poles exceed the ordinance windload specs. The Clerk noted that this sign had been erected before the adoption of Ord. 51 and was not of all -steel oonstruotion. It was dedided to have the Building Inspector inspect the sign and make sure the whole sign meete the specs. At 8:33 P.M. the regular meeting was adjourned and the hearing on the Zoning District Code called to order. Mr. Locher read the publication affidavit and the posting affidavit. He noted that the hearings were to have been held in June, but had been continued to July 21st before the )&Z and tonight before the Council., Mr, Locher read through the recommended changes by the Planning & Zoning Board, basically as follows: 1. Page 9, Seotion 4.08 FARMING OPERATIONS, lst paragraph, last sentence to read as follows: "The Village Council may require any new farm operation to secure a Speoial Use Permit,in the event of the following 2. ,Page 37, Top of page, Change "(D)" to read "Financial Institution." 3. Page 34, second paragraph, typographical error " fiase" should read "false ". 4. Page 36, remove extra "(J) ". He also read the list of items which the P&Z had discussed. Denny Houle asked for clarification on the meatng of "new" farming operations. .This was discussed. Mr. Locher noted that a new owner would not be a new use, but a change in farming operations, i.e., cattle to pigs, would be. Mr. Bohjanen felt that he would prefer that we took consideration with a full Council since we are setting a complete code. Mi. Jaworski stated that he had talked with the Mayor about the Zoning District Code, and that the Mayor was in full agreement with it; this had been on the drawing board for a long time,and he would vote for it if he were present. Mr. Bohjanen felt we should go slow on proposing zoning.