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JULY 1 t 1 X78 1 Cpl per week plus weekends, plus holding dorm their regular jobs. lle said if one man gets sick, the others have to double up on time. There is also quite a bit of paper work involved. Barth mentioned he would like to have a council person act as a laison between the residents and the council when problems or questions arise. He also said most of the part time men are working all the hours they can, but TIr. fell e could work thirty or thirty five hours per week with more pay, and b<, on more or less a full time schedule. 'Je said he definitely would like another full time Mian in the future. Lease thanked Barth and his men for corning to the sleeting and explaining their postion. Dr. Chapman from the audience told 3arth he was invited to come and speak at the next HELP meeting J,.-lT 17th. He also mentioned they were sympathetic to the problems of the Police Department. r"aycr Lease in closing, asked Barth to put in writing, his recommednation for more men, for the rest of 1;'74 and 1975. 11r. Jim Gannon, a representative , of the :;shite Bear Rod and Gun Club, came in with the club's plans for their trap fields, as requested in one of the conditions of the special use permit. It was noted that Jerry Perron was unable to come in himself. Arr. Gannon left two copies of the plans with the City Cleric for the Council's review. The Fischer Tiining Permit Renewal was discussed next, even though Mr. Fischer had not arrived as yet. Howard stated T.:tr. Fischer had complied with what Howard asked of him, and every thing was in order. Lotion made by LaValle, seconded by Leroux to grant a Renewal Iiining Permit to Fischer Construction of Rosemount and that the permit inspection fee be :?0650.00, the Letter of Credit for :1;3000.00 be extended imediately to cover the time of the permit, and the Performance Bond stay at �2�25000.00. Motion carried. The Grundhofter and 1-TcCullough Special Use Permit was the next item on the agenda. They appeared with a site plan which they explained to the council. Attorney Johnson also explained certian things to the council, as he was at the planning meeting when they recommended gra. �.�;-;:--the permit. A fever of the conditions set by the Planning Commission .sere changed by the council and "•'ayor Lease felt parking facilities should be provided. I7-otion made by Lease, seconded by LaValle that a Special Use Permit for T''cCullough and Sons be approved ,with the following eleven conditions: 1 . Building to be set back a minirl,.,-m of 80 feet from the Highway 61 right of way. 2. Shall be occupied by no more than 10 people. 3. Shall be dedicated for the purpose of contacting and masonry con— tracting. :1xterior storage of heavy machinery and building equip..ient will be expressly prohibited. 4. Said building shall. be a cement and brick construction in accordance to the Plan A submitted by the applicant. 5. Building shall be constructed to face northerly and shall access Highway 61 by mea-1s of a private cxri.mac. :. T in accordance with Site Plan B submitted by the applicant. 6. Special Use Permit shall be contigent upon the applicant obtaining access to Highway 61 . 7. The owner or applicant will supply at minimum a septic system to consist of a 1 ,000 gallon septic tank and three lines 75 feet each for drainfield. 8. Applicant shall furnish proof of ownership to City Council prior -to issuance.