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56 June 17, 1985 Jarousek - cont. employees was excessive. The sawmill operation is outside, with only a covering. There is protection on two sides with rows of pine trees. MOTION: Potts made motion, Peltier seconded, to approve the Special Use Permit for Russ Jarousek to goerate a sawmill on his property at 17400 Henna Avenue, subject to the following conditions: 1. No visible signs be present, other than those normally utilized in a residential district. 2. No over-the-counter sales be involved. 3. No outside employees shall be hired. Only family members to parti- cipate in said hobby operation. 4. No generation of offensive odors, glare, smoke, dust, noise, vibra- tion, or other objectionable influences, extended beyond said property lot lines. 5. Any sale or transfer of said property and/or business operation would make this permit subject to review and renewal. 6. The Council at their discretion, can review this permit at any time. If violations are found, the permit can be revoked. All aye. motion Carried. Let the record Mr. Jarousek stated he had no problem with Item 3 (above). 5.3 Don Klausing - Site Plan Approval Mr. Klausing, who is constructing a house new 130th and Irish, would like approval to construct a 30 x 45 pole building. The property lies within the AG district containing 10 acres. The Planning Commission recc nnended approval. MOTION: Schwab made motion, Hauer seconded, to approve the Site Plan for Don Klausing to construct a 30 x 45 pole building for his personal use. All aye. Motion Carried. 5.4 Frank Puleo - Special Use Permit Mr. Puleo, part owner in a residence located at 16325 Forest Boulevard, would like authorization to raise horses on the property. There is 9.8 acres lying in the SFE district. The Planning Commission recommended approval. MOTION: Potts made nation, Schwab seconded, to approve the Special Use Permit for Frank Puleo to raise no more than 3 horses in the SFE zone. All aye. Motion Carried. Norman Horton - Auto Dismantling Licenses (2) James Flannery, attorney for Mr. Horton, questioned the necessity for the moni- toring wells, as reconmended by the Planning Commission at their meeting of 6/12/85. It was his opinion that there is no factual basis for the requirement. There are other polluters in the city (farmers), and nothing is being done them. Michael and Richard Brandt were present, and stated that it cost them $4800.00 for the