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Connie Mossey feels B & E Patrol should be permitted to sell licenses and dogs picked up would not be released until dogs were licensed. David Racer, Minnesota Purebred Dog Breeders representative stated he would be available to work on the ordinance with any member(s) of the Council. Mr. Allen Elleraas, 7800 Gloria Circle, feels dogs should be trained to stay in their own yards. He said some Cities have people sign a pledge that their dog will stay in its yard or they can pay a higher license fee without signing the pledge. Letting the people decide for themselves what they want to do. Mr. Johnson, 7767 Long Lake Road feels all dogs should be licensed. Mayor Neisen reviewed alternatives that could be taken: 1) Council and Attorney review Model Dog Ordinance and check on issuance of special permits, 2) Try to come up with a.set fee to justify going door to door checking registration, 3) or Establishing a lifetime dog licensing. MSP (Neisen- Johnson) To recess the hearing until August 12, 1974 at 8:30 P.M. 5 Ayes Mayor Neisen called the Regular Meeting back to order at 10:05 P.M. Councilman Baumgartner's Report MSP (Baumgartner- Hodges) To approve minor subdivision for Leonard Kremer, Lot 2, Spring Lake Park Knolls Addition with a five foot utility easement taken from each lot. 5 Ayes Councilman Baumgartner stated that Arnold Christianson's application for a Special Permit for an oversize shed was approved at the last Planning Commission meeting. MS (Neisen- Johnson) To approve a major subdivision for Keith Harstad; proposed plat of Red Oak Estates #3. Councilman Baumgartner read the Planning Commission minutes concerning Mr. Harstad's subdivision. Mayor Neisen read from the sbudivision request application facts leading to the present, including reading a portion of the June 12th, 1972 Council Meeting hearing for Mr. Harstad's townhouse proposal. Mayor Neisen presented the tentative plan brought forth at the hearing and then read a portion of the minutes of January 28, 1974. Keith Harstad asked for acceptance of the final plat so that construction can be started. Attorney Meyers read part of Chapter 42.06 Major Subdivision and stated Harstad's preliminary plat was approved and that he was appearing tonight to submit his final plat for approval. Considerable discussion as to whether or not a "preliminary plat" per se was approved. Councilman Baumgartner explained that the reason for the street access the way it is now on the plat is due to people on the other side of Long Lake Road who were present at the 1972 hearing when the proposal was first made.