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119 October 15, 1984 the matter further consideration, did not feel this was the best way to handle the matter. If altered, that type of operation could be placed anywhere in the downtown area. For that reason alone, McAllister felt the property could possi- bly be rezoned to Agriculture, which allows the operation. The Council will consider further the matter at their meeting of 11/5/84. MOTION: Peltier made motion, Hauer seconded, to table this matter until the Council meeting of November 5, 1984. All aye. Motion Carried. George Indykiewicz - Mining Permit Tom Fast, Kuusisto's office, was present and stated that he was not aware of any complaints of record for the Indykiewicz operation. MOTION: McAllister made motion, Peltier seconded, to renew the Mining Permit for George Indykiewicz for one year, expiring 11/1/85. All aye. Motion Carried. 5.3 Frank Puleo - Rezoning This rezoning, 10 acres from SFE to AG, was initiated by the Council on 9/17/84. The Planning Commission, in their review process, determined that there we;'e only 9.8 acres available, thereby making it impossible to rezone (creation of a non- conforming lot) . Mr. Puleo submitted a letter to the city requesting his appli- cation be withdrawn. MOTION: McAllister made motion, Atkinson seconded, that Frank Puleo be allowed to withdraw his application to rezone his property from SFE to AG. All aye. Motion Carried. 5.1 Oneka Lake Water Problems Tom Fast, representing Howard Kuusisto's office, was present to discuss the five proposals submitted by Howard, to remedy the water problems in that area. Again, there were numerous residents of the affected area present at the meeting to dis- cuss the alternatives. A map of the 5 plans was reviewed, as well as the cost estimates. It was the opinion of the Mayor that the lowering of Oneka Lake would not necessarily resolve the water problems north on 165th Street. Mr. Hummel wanted to go on record as being opposed to any drainage of Oneka Lake that would have a negative impact on his property as he has no water problem at this time. It was decided that Mayor McAllister continue with his negotiations with Alex Zaluckyj to open the "old" drainage way at the southeast corner of the lake. It was also decided that the DNR should be contacted to start immediate action to have the beaver dams removed to allow for more water. Mayor McAllister was in- structed to write a letter to the DNR initiating their immediate action. 5.5 Randall Irving - Renew of Mobile Home Permit MOTION: Peltier made motion, Atkinson seconded, to renew the Mobile Home Permit for Randall Irving for 90 days, subject to payment of the $10.00 fee. All aye. Motion Carried.