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• • • Planning and Zoning Board October 24, 1984 The special meeting of the Lino Lakes Planning and Zoning Board was called to order at 7:35 P.M on Wednesday, October 24, 1984 by Chair- man McLean. Members present: Prokop, Cody, Klaus, Goldade, Ostlie and Doocy. Mr. Kluegel and Mrs. Foster were also present. This special meeting was arranged to review the draft dog kennel ordinance which was revised at the last meeting of October 10, and also to consider revising the ordinance regarding accessory build- ings as has been requested by petition by several citizens of the community. Approximately twenty citizens were in attendance to pro- vide input regarding the requests for changes to the accessory build- ing ordinance. A sign language interpreter was provided by the City for the benefit of Jerome Zondlo in the audience. DOG KENNEL ORDINANCE The Board reviewed the draft which was put together at the October 10 meeting regarding the dog kennel ordinance. Mr. McLean explained that the intent of changing the dog kennel ordinance was to make the following stipulations 1) all kennels require conditional use permit, 2) commercial kennels allowed only in heavy and light industrial districts, 3) no private kennels allowed in any "R" districts, 4) five acres required for private kennels with three dogs or more in ER district, 5) notification sent to all property owners within 1,000 feet of proposed kennel. The Board made corrections to the draft and asked that the those changes be incorporated into the draft and presented to City Council with the following recommendation. Mr. Prokop moved to recommend to Council adoption of the proposed dog kennel ordinance number 607 as amended and revised. Motion seconded by Mr. Cody. Motion carried unanimously. A question arose from the audience as to whether or not it would be allowed for a citizen to keep six husky dogs, as is needed for a sled team. Mr. McLean answered that per the proposed ordinance, this would not be allowed. A copy of the complete, revised draft of the dog kennel ordinance number 607 in its final form is attached. ACCESSORY BUILDINGS ORDINANCE Chairman McLean explained that the Board would consider changing the ordinance regarding accessory buildings as has been suggested by the following two petitions: Petition 1: Signed by six parties requesting changing Subd. 7 (1)(C) which currently allows a maximum square footage for a rural storage building of 1,000 square feet on a 2 to 10 acre parcel - to allow a maximum square footage of 2,500.