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59 Mr. Locher also stated that this matter could come under residential zoning and qualify as recreation. (Ord. No. 6 Sec. II. B (j) Mr. L'Allier moved to table the matter and have Mr. Cardinal contact Mr. Ken Rehbein for more information concerning horse shows. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried. Mr. Harold Hansen had been before the P&Z requesting a variance for a lot on his land on Otter Lake Road. Mr. Cardinal had checked with Mr. Gotwald and found that the entire roadway had not been laid out. Mr. Gotwald will contact Mr. Hansen concerning the surveying and when this is completed the deed for dedication can be obtained. Mr. Jaworski moved to wait for the legal description and the deeds of easement from the adjoining property owners and then the Council will follow through with the variance, preferably at the August 12 Council meeting. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried. The question of illegal trailer houses in the Village had also been brought up at the P&Z meeting. Mr. Al Dupre was present and stated that all three trailers mentioned were in violation of the Village ordinances. The Clerk was instructed to write to the following owners and inform them that they were in violation of the ordinances and to request that they appear at the August 12 Council meeting: Mr. Ken Rehbein, owner of trailer at Fourth and Pine Mr. Ed Schwankel, owner of trailer on Orange Street Mr. Richard Olson, owner of trailer on Highway 8. Mr. Cardinal moved that the Deputy 6lerk be authorized to take minutes for the Planning and Zoning Board on a regular basis. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried. She was requested to send out the minutes of the P&Z to the Council in advance of the meetings. Mr. Locher presented copies of a model ordinance regulating taxicabs and samples of the ordinance from Coon Rapids concerning buried cables. He also mentioned that he will contact the various agencies concerning Civil Defense members in- surance. He read a protion of a statement from the AttorneyGeneral's office con - cerning plumbing fixtures and childrens books and stated that the Village is not affected and instructed the Clerk to refer the information to the school officials. Concerning a statement for special assessments received by the Clerk, Mr. Locher suggested it was an error and should be returned to the sender. Mr. L'Allier requested that copies of the ordinance concerning buried cable be made and sent to the P&Z and to the Engineer and ask that they look it over and be prepared to discuss it. Mr. Bohjanen moved, under the Mayor's recommendation, that the sample taxicab ordinance be turned over to the Road Study Board with copies to each member and that they make a recommendation to the Council. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried. Mr. L'Allier read a letter from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency concerning a public hearing to discuss the dumping of effluent in the Sunrise River by the Village of Forest Lake. The Council had previously turned down the proposal that they be allowed to dump into the Rice Creek Chain. Mr. Jaworski moved that the Clerk write a letter to the Agency indicating the Council's favor of the dis- charge into the Sunrise River and still objecting to discharge of effluent into Rige Creek. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried. Mr. L'Allier stated that the weed inspector had finished spraying the noxious weeds on Village property hit that the county no longer sprays noxious weeds on adjoining County property. Mr. L'Allier moved that the Clerk write a letter to Commissioner Burman stating that the weed inspector had advised the Council that the County property adjoining the Village property had not been sprayed and there