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`ing August 5, 1960 (Continued)
Mr. Sharp appeared before the council and requested permission to r
Eis trailer on his land in which he wanted to live for a few months while
finished school at the University. He stated that his reasons were that
-r would help him financially if he could do this because he could then rents=
.ut the house on this property that he has just recently purchased. Mr.
Trp was informed that it was the general rule of former councils and of th',:
c >uzsil to deny such requests for any length of time due to the fait that it
was e_etremental to the surrounding properties in appearance and that if muc
this was allowed could possibly lower the property falue of homes in t1z6
✓ '.1age. Motion by Crane seconded by Malvin to deny Mr. Sharp's request.
•°Ds, motion carried.
Clerk Smith read a letter from Mrs. Marian Arndt requesting permiss5.c;.
to ark a trailer at 8O&4 Fairchild for approximately one month until the
tra'.er is sold. Said trailer will not be hooked up to water or a sewage
oa.4t. Motion by Malvin seconded by Smith to allow Mrs. Marian
Vc; park the trailer on said property for a period of one month and that
t; -olice Department be instructed to check at the end of the period to
mine if the trailer is still parked on the premises and report to th
Christensen, Malvin and Smith, aye; Crane,no; motion carried.
The question of rezoning the Stanley Dahlmeiers property on Highway
1.t was brought to the attention of the council. Motion by Crane, seconded
t,mith, to deny rezoning of said property for the purpose of building
9.irotel of the size requested by Dahlmeier, and to return the fee for said
z; <zc,ning request to Mr. Dahlmeier, 4 ayes, motion carried. (It should bi;
tt,tod kit here that the council (all members) had investigated the site
Azd had Jut been taken on a tour of the Motel built by Mr. Dahlmeier on
g;bway 410 in Spring Lake Park Village. During this tour it was pointed
out by Mrs. Dahlmeier who conducted the tour that this was the type of but d --
planned for the property for which the rezoning request was denied. At that
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Mr. Milton Stole was present on this tour and calculated that efen 1A75, 1A
viU.��..ge sewer fatalities available the size of the property ma owned irr +.•..-,.
Dxrlmeierts in Mounds View would not be adequate for each unit for dispuba..
Swage in accordance with the Mounds View Building Code.)
On request for other business from the floor by Mr. Crane, it was brought
to the council's attention by Mr. Frits and Mr. Blanchard, citizens present,
Trustee Christensen had placed water line into his property to hook up
=ahe village water facilities. Upon questioning, Mr. Christensen stated
it was true that he had placed the line into his property, and that thy-:
was of the type reommmended to the council by the Village Engineers aka.
4. Lh would be in the Water Ordinance. He also stated that he had not violated
- V code or ordinance by so doing and that any citizen had the right to do
tc his property or do what he wished in any manner to his yard which does not
det._°act from the appearance. He therefore felt that he was • being unduly
c°icized for this by Mr. Blanchard and Mr. Frits.
Mr. Blanchard and Mr. Frits also questioned Mayor Crane in regards to h.,.
F ,i.; Ling a Trampoline business on property on County Road H-2 across from
Ptt =t1ood Court. The question was asked as to how the Mayor could start t`.
-as ness and build these trampolines on this property without a permit of cry, ;.
t nd Mayor Crane did not definately answer the question nor satisfy tho _
tc- that he could build without having a permit to do so and the matter wa s