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City Council meeting of April 5, .1999 they intend to use the guest suite as a residence for Mr. Cain's aging father. This SUP was the subject of a public hearing before the PC at their meeting of March 24, 1999, at which time they recommended approval of the SUP subject to the condition that the apartment shall be occupied by a family member only. Adoption of the Consent Agenda approved the SUP as conditioned. FINDINGS OF FACT (END ZONE) At the City Council meeting of March 15, 1999, the Council conducted a hearing to consider allegations that Mr. Adrian Paul Kramarczuk, part owner and operator of Classic Holdings, Inc., DBA the End Zone Bar and Grill, did unlawfully sell alcohol without a license on February 3, 1999, and other times prior thereto. The Council determined that Mr. Kramarczuk did indeed violate the City's liquor license ordinance, and revoked his license. The Council reviewed Findings of Fact, prepared by the City Attorney, recording the Council's actions. Adoption of the Consent Agenda approved the 1uidit►gs'`of Fact as presented. After staff answered questions regarding the general claims: Haas made motion, Petryk seconded, to approve the general claims for April 5, 1999 as submitted. All aye. Motion Carried. SPECIAL USE PERMIT (WURZER) Brian and Mary Jo Wurzer, 8126 165th Street North, requested a SUP to construct an 80 ft windmill for electrical -power generation on their property at the above address. The property lies within the City's agricultural zoning district. The Wurzers' request was the subject of a public hearing by the PC at their meeting of March 24, 1999, at which time the PC adopted Findings and Recommendation to deny the SUP. Following the PC action, the Wurzers provided the City with an appeal to the PC's decision. The City also received additional information from adjacent property owners. The Council received testimony from Mr. Wurzer stating that he was willing to reduce the tower height from 80 ft to 65'. Shawn Otto, a resident of May Township, stated that he had a similar windmill on his property with no adverse affects to him or his neighbors. He stated that the windmill did not allow for easy access to climb, and did not create a noise problem for his neighbors. Neighbors of Mr. Wurzer again expressed concerns regarding noise pollution, devaluation of property, and negative effect on horses. Stoltzman made motion, Haas seconded, to deny the request of Brian and Mary Jo Wurzer to construct a 65' windmill on their property at 8126 165th Street, because if fallen, the windmill would cross adjacent property lines, and construction of the structure would deny adjacent property owners'rights to construct on their own property. All aye. Motion Carried. PRELIMINARY PLAT (WHISPERING PINES) Morris and Jean Jerpersen, 651 LaBore Road, Little Canada, MN, has applied to subdivide by PUD,