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COUNCIL 2/27/78 (3) <br /> <br />2. ANOKA-RAMSEY JEHOVAH WITNESS CHURCH <br /> <br /> Mr. Nereson said that Councilman Mickelson voiced his <br />ooinion with him before leaving on vacation. That is, to vote <br />in favor of the church and he concurs with their proposal. Councilman <br />Mickelson feels this is a viable project. <br /> <br />Mr. DeRemer, 6917 157th Lane, presented pictures of similar looking <br />structures so Council could get a visual idea of the structure to <br />be built. He also presented a "Review of Traffic Flow" and "Future <br />Growth and Expansion". <br /> <br />Mayor Cox said he has no further questions and complimented the <br />men on the fine job they did on presenting their proposal. <br /> <br />MOTION by Reimann, seconded by Gamec to issue a conditional use <br />permit to construct a church of the Jehovah Witness, Anoka-Ramsey <br />Congregation on Lot 1, Block 5, Riverside West Addition, subject <br />to all other zoning regulations. <br /> <br />4 Aye <br /> <br />3. JERRY MELBERG, Mobile Home permit Resue.st <br /> <br />Mayor Cox read a letter from the Melbergs. <br /> <br />Mr. Melberg presented a set of preliminary house prints. <br /> <br />A question was raised about his present garage being an accessory <br />building after completion of the proposed house and garage. This <br />issue is to be taken up with the Building Official and Administrator. <br /> <br />Attorney Goodrich explained that the City ordinance regarding <br />mobile homes has been amended to read that a 90-day permit for <br />mobile homes may be granted by Council and a building permit has <br />to be taken out and construction started and there is no extension <br />on the 90 days. A $300 bond must also be posted. <br /> <br />Councilman Reimann feels }~. Melberg has been given enough time <br />already and should move the mobile home the end of the month. <br /> <br />Mr. Jack Btaydes, 17040 Driscoll Street, said he has a question on <br />the new ordinance. Is it the intent of the ordinance to allow a <br />person to build a house? <br /> <br />Councilman Gamec said he feels it is more for situations where <br />people have sold their previous house and construction of the new <br />house is underway. The attitude is to discourage mobile homes. <br />It is to provide a home for those wh~¢contractor isn't finished <br />on time, especially due to the fact that according to law, the <br />building inspector will not let people move in until the home is <br />completely finished. <br /> <br />Mr. Blavdes recommended that the Council change the ordinance to <br />allow a six month basic period, which to him, is a reasonable time <br />to build a house. <br /> <br />Councilman Reimann said maybe mobile homes should be eliminated <br />altogether because this type of situation placeS the Council in <br /> <br /> <br />