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Jandric anticipates putting in storm sewer which would drain to Ward Lake. Mr. Jensen of Suburban Engineering. stated that he had discussed this with St. Paul and they had no objections to this. Mr. Cardinal stated that the P&Z had recommended the acceptance of this plat but that before anything was to be done with the outlots they must come before the P&Z and Council again. Mr. Locher noted that there would be subsequent platting on the outlots starting with G. No permits would be issued until platting of these outlots was completed. The low lying lots are in Blocks 5, 6 and 8. Mr. Cardinal mentioned the letter from George Gotwald dated January 12. Mr. Cardinal then moved per recommendation of the Planning & Zoning that Lino Lakes accept the preliminary plat of Lakes Addition No. 2 with the stipulation that the low areas be properly provided for as set forth by Mr. Gotwald before building permits are issued. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried unanimously. Mr. Busch stated that the final plat would be brought later; he felt that the Council did not need to include in their acceptance motion the stipulations and requirements which were included in our ordinances. They would have the preliminary layout of the storm drainage. No one wished to speatt either favorably or unfavorably on the plat. The hearing closed at 9:34 p.m. The hearing for rezoning of Outlot J of Lakes Addition No. 2 was called to order at 9:35 p.m. Mr. Locher read the affidavits of mailing and publishing, stating that the lot was desceibed in metes and bounds since the plat is not yet on record. The re- zoning would be for limited commercial use for retail shops and offices, excluding filling stations. Mr. Cardinal stated that the Planning & Zoning had recommended this limited commercial use of Outlot J after considering Mr. Van Housen's letter on the matter. Mr. Busch stated that Jandric would come before the P&Z and the Council with specifies on screening, etc. before asking for building permits so that they could comply with requirements which seem fitting at that time. There was no one who wished to speed in favor of the rezoning. However, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Olson were not in favor of having a commercial development and the increased traffic in front of their places which are directly across Birch Street from Outlot J. Mrs. Bohjanen asked whether, when the sewage plant is built, if it will be on leased land or on someone else's property. Mr. Locher stated that they are planning on an easement grant which would terminate when the interceptor is hooked up. Mr. Busch felt this plant would be mainly earthwork with prefab units which have repetitive use in another area later. Mr. Locher mentioned that this would be without charge to the Village and conditional upon the acceptance of plans by the PCI, etc. Mrs. Bohjanen asked if the plant would belong to the Village; Mr. Locher replied that it would until the Metro Council wants it. Mr. L'Allier mentioned that the Metro Council and the Metro Sewer Board have specified that there will be no private of community plants- -that they will take over all of them. Mr. Cardinal moved, upon the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board, that Outlot J be rezoned Ord. 6R to limited commercial use as set forth in the hearing notices, with the stipulation that there be no filling stations allowed and that no permits be granted until detailed plans are presented and accepted. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Motion carried unanimously. The hearing closed at 10:01 p.m. The hearing for the granting of special use permits for Outlots G, H & K in Lakes Addition No. 2 was opened at 10:02 p.m. Mr. Locher read the affidavits of posting and mailing.