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1 1 1 Mr. Cardinal stated that Mr. Edwin Anderson, vice - president of the Northwest Saddle Club, had requested a permit to place a trailer house as a permanent dwelling for a caretaker on their property as much of their equipment including the gates has been stolen. Mr. Anderson had been told that two 90-day permits could be issued but then a special use permit was necessary. Mr. Cardinal moved to set hearings for a special use permit for the Northwest Saddle Club to park a trailer on their property on the date of November 19 before the Planning & Zoning Commission and on November 24th before the Council at 8:30 p.m. for both hearings. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried. The Clerk was instructed to call Mr. Anderson immediately so he could give these facts to a Board Meeting of the Club. The Attorney has the legal description for the property. Mr. Bohjanen stated that Mr. Kluglman of the Club had mentioned that maybe a mall building could be put up instead. Mr. Cardinal thought that the Club might wish to bring in the trailer before the November hearings, and should be allowed to get a 90 -day permit. Mr. L'Allier noted that this 90-day permit was only temporary and would not affect the decision on the special use permit. Mr. Bohjanen thought that the Building Inspector remind the Club that the 90 -day permit was only temporary; he could also specify a spot to park the trailer. The legal description for the permanent site of the trailer, if allowed, could be determined later. Mrs. Sarner, Assessor, had expressed thanks for the raise in salary and also had requested that she be paid monthly rather than in one lump sum. It was the con - sensus of the Council that a monthly wage was all right with them. It was left to the Clerk to set up the payments with Mrs. Sarner (as to when they would start). Mr. Cecil LaMotte stopped in to see if everything was in order for his final plat hearing on the 22nd. Mr. Locher discussed the outlot with him. Mr. LaMotte stated that he would deed the easement outlot to the Village after the plat is accepted. Mr. L'Allier noted that the underground utilities ordinance was on the agenda; however, the representative from NSP was unable to come before September 22nd. Mr. Bohjanen thought it would be better to hear the man before the ordinance was adopted rather than after. Mr. Locher noted that he had received a claim from the Post Office regarding the sign drawings from Naegele which had not been re- ceived. Mr. Cardinl moved that the proposed underground utilities ordinance be adopted with the inclusion of the recommended changes made by Anoka Electric Cooperative. Mr. Rosengren stated thatthe proposed ordinance made no mention of pipelines or other underground facilities excluding telephone and electric lines. There was some discussion on including "distribution" lines in the ordinance, having plans for all lines required and on file, and having the Engineer inspect all such plans. Mr. Cardinal then moved that the previous motion be withdrawn and that Mr. Locher revise the wording of the ordinance to include other underground lines, and that copies of the revised ordinance be sent to the Council and Planning & Zoning members prior to the next meeting.. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried. Mr. Jaworski had no report. Mr. Bohjanen handed out three copies of the planned brochure and asked that the members look it over and add any corrections or additions to it prior to the next meeting. Mr. Bohjanen will give the Clerk a copy so that extras can be made. This