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?LAMING & ZO!TT!TG COMMISSION
MINUTES OF TFE M77TTNG OF OCT. 10, i.% 7'3
The meeting was called to order at 7:50 P.M.
Those present were: Chairman Lundcuist, D. Lyons, F."ott, J. Raisanen,j.goverejgn
Maynard Eder was excused.
There were no hearings nor citizens scheduled on the agenda.
Chairman Lundquist read resolution R-72-24 passed by the Village Council at
their last meeting. This resolution defines Village policy on determining
lot sizes for lakeshore lots. After a Brief discussion it was decided that
this clarification would rake possible a consistent policy with regard to
lakeshore lots.
Chairman Lundquist has been contacted by &rctic Distributors Inc., regarding
the possible development of the NWi of Sec. 21 (bounded on the north by County b
and on the east by County 80). Arctic Distributors would like to have the owners
in this development be able to keep horses. They were advised that the keening
of horses requires a Special Use Permit on all parcels of less than 20 acres
and the maximum animal density would be one animal per acre. After Nome dis-
cussion, it was decided that the plan for the area rust contain provisions for
riding areas and paths so that the horses would not he ridden on black top
roads or adjoining private property.
A motion to approve the minutes of the Feptember 25th. meeting as published wa.s
seconded andcarried unanimously.
The matter of County Parks in Washington County was discussed. The nonulation
projections for Washi_ngton County, s published by the Metropolitan Council,
show that much open land will exist in the County in the year 2000. No
resolution was suggested regarding the proposed County Park on the Crombie
property in the NW corner of the Village.
Advertising signs will be discussed at the next meeting,and a policy recommenda-
tion will be made to the Village Council.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:45 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
F. J. Pott, secretary