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Present: Mayor Rustad Councilman Malvin Councilman Hodges Councilman Blanchard Councilman Neisen Residents Requests and Comments A request for a trial period was denied. PROCEEDINGS OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL VILLAGE OF MOUNDS VIEW RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA July 27, 1970 The Regular Meeting of the Mounds View Village Council was called to order by Mayor Rustad at 8:00 P.M. on Monday, July 27, 1970, at the Village Hall, 2401 Highway #10, St. Paul, Minnesota 55112. Also Present: Clerk- Administrator Zylla Attorney Meyers Engineer Boehm MSP (Blanchard /Neisen) To approve the minutes of July 13, 1970. Mr. Bauman, a lay minister, explained that Compassion Inc. was three years old and that .heLe was a church in New Brighton at 620 5th Avenue N.W. Mr. Bauman felt with the Council that he did not want to create problems but rather solve them. 4 Ayes Rustad Abstained Jim Bever of Edison Homes appeared on behalf of Richard Koskinen who desired to have a modular home delivered to his lot at 2039 Woodale Drive. MSP (Hodges /Neisen) To issue a building permit to Richard Koskinen for a modular home as a trial basis for consideration to amending the building code to permit future modular home construction. 5 Ayes Bert Bauman of Compassion Inc. appeared to answer questions from the Council on the proposed use of a house purchased by Compassion Inc. at 8045 Fairchild Avenue. Attorney Meyers ascertained that the house was purchased as a residence for hardship situations and for Christian workers, that it was non profit, that there would be a permanent resident as yet undetermined there, that persons there could have emotional problems or be seeking drug release but that there would be no agencies or trained personnel involved. Attorney Meyers stated that he felt there may be a zoning ordinance problem and that he would recommend that Compassion Inc. request a rezoning hearing to R -3 with a special use permit for a rest home or sanitorium. The decision was made because the house was not to be used exclusively for residence purposes and more than four persons not related by blood could be living there at any one time. Russell Pahl requested the use of the hall for the Minnesota Taxpayers Party. Donald Kelley, 8101 Long Lake Road, wanted to know what he could do with a blown tree. He stated he can't burr it and his hauler wouldn't take it. Discussion followed on recreational fires.