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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MEETING 3/6/84 PAGE 10 B. Planning Commission Appointments M/S/P Fraser/Dunn - To appoint John Schiltz to the Planning Commission. (Motion carried 5-0) MIS/ Morgan/Dunn - To appoint Rosemary Armstrong to the Planning Commission. Fraser stated she would vote in favor of this; however, would also like to see Carol Kuettner appointed. Although there are not that many vacancies, if a vacancy should arise consideration should be made for Carol. Eder stated that he would prefer to interview the applicants for the second appointment to the Planning Commission. Morgan feels that representation from all aspects of the City is important, and feels that Rosemary Armstrong would be a good choice. Mazzara stated he would be in favor of LouAnne Mehsikomer as this is the second time that she has applied; which indicates a continued interest in the Planning Commission. M/S/P Fraser/Mazzara - To table any action until each of the applicants have been invited to the Council meeting for an interview. (Motion carried 3-2 <Dunn and Morgan>). C. Park Commission Appointments Klaers advised the Council that no new applications have been received for this commission. Fraser suggested that we ask the people applying for the Planning Commission if they would consider sitting on the Park Commission. D. VFW Bingo - One year license Klaers stated that he received the required application, signature and fees from the VFW; and the police have checked them out and everything is in order. Fraser stated she would like to see the data on this application and asked that the approval of this license be tabled until the Council has reviewed it. E. Milk Klohn: Arabian Broodmare Farm Klaers stated that the correspondence received from Mr. Klohn indicated that he was looking at a site adjacent to Tablyn Park. The property is the southeast 40 acres of the 160 acre tract bordered by Inwood on the east, Stillwater Blvd. on the north and the City of Oakdale on the west. The north line is south of 27th Street N, and the property faces the county park on the east side of Inwood. Klohn proposes to build a pole or steel building approximately 120 x 140 feet including a 60 x 110 indoor arena, and furnished lounge opening to a deck within the arena allowing the display of customers horses. Approximately 40 stalls plus wash, grooming, and foaling stalls would be built and pace for equipment, feed and all other storage would be provide .