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November 22, 1976 Page 3 ITEM H. Approve the following licenses: Masonry renewal M. L. Clausen 5080 Sunnyside Road New Brighton, MN 55112 General renewal Gilbert Construction Company, Inc. 1202 Jackson Street St. Paul, MN 55117 Peddler renewal Denny Erickson To sell Christmas trees at the Mermaid for the 2167 Terrace Drive period November 29, 1976 through Mounds View, MN 55112 December 25, 1976. On -Sale Intoxicating Liquor with Cabaret Mermaid Cocktail Lounge, Inc. amend license to increase 2200 Highway 10 7638 square feet to 8,268 Mounds Vise, MN 55112 (subject to remittance of license fee) ITEM I. Set public informational meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, December 16, 1976, on Minnesota Highway Department proposal to erect noise barriers along Interstate 35W in Mounds View. Stu Rothgeber, 5200 Grecnfield, stated that he was told that if they went back to the Planning Commission with their request, the public hearing would be held tonight. Their request is for a rezoning through a petition and also a request for a special use permit for townhouses. Mayor Pickar stated that the City needs this period of time to announce the public hearing. public area from square feet required additional Administrator Achen explained that once a rezoning has been denied, the only way it can be reconsidered within 6 months is through a petition. This would be a new request. Otherwise, a property owner could take the City and developer into court for not following the proper legal procedures. Administrator Achen reviewed the background of this case and stated that he had talked to Mr. Gustafson today and explained all of this to him then. Mr. Rothgeber stated that the Planning Commission led him to believe that they could get through by changing the request from rezoning to special use permit_ Administrator Achen stated that the Council reviewed the original rezoning request but cannot reconsider this unless the proper procedures have been gone through which requires a petition. Administrator Achen explained that he sent a letter explaining in detail the things that had to be done by the applicants. Mayor Pickar stated that this was the earlist date the public hearing could be set. At 8:20 p.m. Mayor Pickar adjourned the regular council meeting and called to order the public hearing on the revision of precinct boundaries. Admin. Achen explained that under the new state laws adopted by the last session of ;legislature, the precinct boundaries which exist on Jan. 1, 1977, must stand for five years. This law also requires that all precinct boundaries are visible to the eye, such as the center line of a street or a state highway. Admin. Achen then reviewed the existing precincts and boundary lines along with the number of