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nuisance and to control lights and signs in such a manner,that no disturbance to <br /> `-- neighboring properties will result. <br /> 2. The conditional use should not be injurious to the use and enjoyment of other <br /> property in the immediate vicinity for the purpose permitted on that property, nor <br /> substantially diminish or impair values in the immediate vicinity. <br /> Discussion: <br /> Mr. Adams stated he was not in favor of the motion. By limiting the number of dogs <br /> outside and requiring a solid fence, along with the City's noise ordinance, we could <br /> approve this. The property is at least 2/3 substantially screened by trees. This is a <br /> reasonable request. <br /> Mr. Woog stated he struggles because it is allowed in Ag, Forest Management and Rural <br /> Residential. It is allowed with a Conditional Use Permit and conditions can be applied if <br /> needed. He disagrees with the motion as well. <br /> Mr. Woog called for the vote: 3 Aye, 1 Nay (Adams). Motion carries. Application <br /> denied. <br /> APPLICANT: City of Pequot Lakes <br /> Applicant requests an Ordinance Amendment to clarify the Metes and Bounds <br /> Subdivision Process <br /> Mr. Marohn explained the Staff Report. <br /> There was no public comment. <br /> A motion was made by Scott Pederson, seconded by John Derksen, to approve the <br /> following Ordinance Amendment to clarify the Metes and Bounds Subdivision Process. <br /> Section 17-3.2. DEFINITIONS <br /> 72. Conventional Subdivision. A residential development that eent ins mere <br /> than*wa lets not done by Conservation Design <br /> Section 17-5.7 TRANSITION RESIDENTIAL (TR) <br /> 3. Lot,Use and Density Requirements. <br /> Lot Width- feet, minimum......................................................................200 <br /> Buildable Lot Area, Metes and Bounds Subdivision-acres, minimum....10 <br /> Buildable Lot Area, non-Metes and Bounds -acres, minimum............l <br /> MINUTES 7 <br /> Pequot Lakes Planning Commission <br /> June 17, 2010 <br />