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Mounds View Planning Commission Jul y 1, 1992 Regular Meeting Page 2 Hearing date, they are not a consider- ation at Planning Commission level. The applicant, Mary Niezgocki, was present and wished to explain the complaints that were on file with the Police regarding her dogs. She first wanted to clarify that of the four dogs referenced in one of the complaints, two were still puppies at the time, so she wasn't out of compliance with any codes. In regard to the barking complaints, the applicant stated that she had been un- aware that there was a problem until her neighbors called the police. Her neighbors had not told anyone that the dogs were being bothersome. The dogs are now being kept inside; the person who filed the complaint has since signed the applicant's petition for the Kennel. • The applicant also wished to address the incident of July 4, 1990. The family was away on vacation and had kenneled the dogs, but the neighbors had given a loud party, which got the dogs upset. Ms. Niezgocki indicated that one of the two offending dogs has since been "de- barked" and that eventually, she would like to put a privacy fence up on the side of their property. They want to be good neighbors and to contribute to the upkeep of the neighborhood. Chair Mountin noted that there have been no complaints regarding these dogs in the past 13 months. Commissioner Colleen asked the applicant about breeding on the site. Ms. Niezgocki indicated she breeds one to two litters of collies per year, although that will probably slow down now since her dogs are getting older. The puppies are kept inside at night. . Commissioners Colleen and Miller stated that they had driven by the site and