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June 15, 1977 The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Planning and Zoning Board was called to order at 8:25 P.M. on June 15, 1977 by Chairman Gourley. Members present: Karth, Schwankl, Reinert, Nadeau, Gourley. Members absent: Shearen and Hill. Mr. McLean, Council Liason was also present. The minutes of the May 18, 1977 meeting were considered. Mr. Karth requested that a sentence be added to paragraph twelve, page 3 reading, "The Board had reservations about this request because there was a fire on this property in 1976 and cost the City a great deal of money." Mr. Nadeau moved to approve the minutes as amended by Mr. Karth. Mr. Karth seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously. The minutes of the May 31, 1977 meeting were considered. There was not a quorum pre- sent and the minutes need not be approved. Mr. Reinert asked that the Clerk notify all Planning and Zoning Board members by tele- phone of all special meetings.' Yy Mr. McLeans Report Mr. McLean reported that the hearing for Rice Lake Addition was held May 23, 1977 and accepted by the City Council upon receipt of the approval of the Anoka County Highway Department. Mr. McLean noted that he had met with Mr. Kronholm regarding the park dedication in the Country Lakes area. He will have a further report later this evening. Mr. and Mrs. Gourley requested a variance and was approved subject to a 30' easement for road purpose. Mrs. Witte request for a variance to correct a pre-existing illegal land split was approved. Mrs. Kline's request for a variance:tosplit a lot in the Lexington Park Lakeview area was approved. Mr. McLean noted that Mr. & Mrs. Tauer presented a request for a variance to split a lot and was told that a correct legal description was needed. Mr. Fran Burque requested a variance to split a parcel of his property and it was app- roved. Mr. Vernon Walberg requested a variance to split a parcel off his property. He was told he would need a legal description. Mr. Warren Solheid had requested a Special Use Permit and was told by the Council that he did not need a Special Use Permit. Mr. and Mrs. Reinhold's letter regarding Mr. Glenn Rehbein's operation was noted. Mr and Mrs. Reinhold were told that Mr. Rehbein's operation met all City Ordinances and that any other problems would be a civil matter and they should contact their personal lawyer. Mr. Minkveld has presented a preliminary plat concept for information and will return to the Planning and Zoning Board and will prepare a preliminary plat for their consid- eration.