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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I rARP 11! 1986 Sp" 1 nn"H"9 ImpTnvfllll'lPnt~; Cbuncil did mnduct a public hearing and no further action was required. r~RP 12! RPnI~Rt POT ChnditfnNll n~ IlPrmit ~ (')opr8b~ AccnunH"SiJ I'mdnPRB Frcn RlWnP! Dtsp Of MR. Cnnni~ Sk~Thakk,,! Ms. tbrris reIX>rted that Ms. Skarbakka is ill and muld not be present. Cbuncilmenber Cox stated that he has talked wi th Ms. Skarbakka regarding his concerns and exp[ained to her his feelings about commercial being located in oarmercial zones. Councilmember Cox stated that he indicated to Ms. Skarbakka that he would be in favor of the permit if there were an absolute time period placed on it. flbtion by Counci1member Cox and seconded by Counci1member Sorteberg to adopt the findings of fact and approve Ms. Skarbakka' s request for a condi tional use permi t to operate an accounting business fran her haDe contingent upon her entering into a ooOOitional use permit agreement with the City. Further, one of the conditions of the pennit agreement will be that the permit shall expire after a bio year period with no option for rel'lafal. Further Discussion: Mr. Bartiey stated that Council can set a time period for review of the permi t but cannot refuse the option for permit renewal. Counci1member Cox stated that under those circ\Jl\stances, he is not that interested in issuing the permi t. Councilmanber Cox restated his motion as follows: flbtion by Counci1member Cox and seconded by Counci1member Sorteberg to adopt the findings of fact and approve Ms. Skarbakka's request for a conditional use permi t to operate an accounting business f ran her haDe oontingent upon her entering into a ooOOi tional use permit agreement with the Ci ty. Further, one of the oond1 tions of the permi t agreement will be that the permi t shall be subject to Council review at the end of a bio year time period. Further Discussion: Counci1member Cox stated that if the acoounting business oontinues to exist at the end of that two year time ~riod, Ms. Skarbakka should be encouraged to relocate in a cxmnercial zone. flbtion carried. Voting Yes: Mayor Beibnan, Counci~hers Sorteberg and Cox. Voting No: Counci1member Reimann. Absent: Counci1member Schlueter. C:u:;p iii! RraMnp Sncip~ RPOtJPRt For ARRistan~! Ms. Natalie Baas was present not as County Canmissioner but rather as Olairperson for the Greater Anoka County BlIIlaJle Society. Ms. Baas stated that the Greater Anoka County BlJI\ane Society is a private, norrprofit organization seeking funds to oonstruct a building on donated land located on Bwy. '242. Ms. Baas stated that under State Statute, cities can levy $.SO/person for hlJDane causes. Bernie Fennell - Executive Director for the Greater Anoka County BlJI\ane Society - Stated that the building to be oonstructed will serve 13,000 animals per year March 25, 1986 Page 4 of 15