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P &Z -3- 10/3/77 and there has been conflict, they are planning on relocating. The dogs have been shown by their children for the last three years as a hobby. Their request is for a temporary permit until they move to prevent violation of the City Ordinance. Mr. Ken Wagner, 8410 156th NOW., stated his complaint was of their collie barking during the day and two goats'whiCh are kept on the property. Mr. Wagner asked exactly how many animals there were on the premises. Mrs. Mannie explained they had 8 dogs, 2 kittens, 2 goats, and puppies for a total of 17 animals. Mr. Robert Stelling-8421 156th Avenue explained his complaint was with the collie barking during the day. Mrs. Mannie assured him that they have taken care of the problem. Mrs. Stelling asked how soon they planned on moving and Mrs. Mannie said they would be moving as soon as possible and that their house was already listed with a realtor. Mrs. Bill Aydt, 14964 Nowthen Boulevard stated that she wasn't familiar with this particular situ- ation, but sympathized With families who moved to Ramsey because of raising animals and then were forced to move by increasing population. Mr. Wagner asked what they were going to do about the goats and Mrs. Mannie said the goats would be kept in the backyard. Art Dunn explained that both the Mannies and their neighbors had certain rights and hoped a suitable agreement could be reached. Mrs. Mannie explained that the dogs are kept inside at night and the neighbors agreed that there wasn't a problem with barking at night. During the'day the dogs are kept in 4 runs with 2 dogs per run. Public hearing closed. Motion by Art Dunn, seconded by Jerry Zimmerman to recommend to the City Council to grant a Conditional Use Permit for a Private Kennel license to Paul and Lucy Mannie, 8401 156th Avenue N.W. for 8 dogs for a period of time not to exceed six months with the condition that the dogs are kenneled or restrained during the day and kept in the house at night. 6 - 0 Item 4. William Aydt~ request 'for rezoning. Mr. & Mrs. Aydt were present to explain their plans for an addition and fixing up the inside of his building with later remodeling the exterior to complement the house. Mrs. Aydt explained that they were concerned about being able to rebuild in the event their present facilities were ever completely destroyed. A1Sorteberg said that he was aware that this request had been made at least two years ago. Motion by Ron West, seconded by Ken Peterson to recommend to the City Council that~he William Aydt property, 14964 Nowthen Boulevard be changed in the Urban Planning District Study from UR to UMB rezoning. The reason being the pro- perty is an established bUsiness and should have been included in the Plan. 6 - 0 Item 5. Raynold Sanderson &'Jim Kappelhoff, variance request. Mr. Howard Triggs and Mr. Raynold Sanderson were present to request a variance to enable Mr. & Mrs. Kappelhoff to build a house on a piece of property without frontage on a public road and a proposed access of 66 foot private easement of Over 1/4 mille long. In dis- cussion mem. bers of the Planning & Zoning Commission explained the problems of this type of access to Mr. Triggs, Mr. Sanderson and