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Minutes of Regular Councl I Meeting Page three i\prl! II, 1977 Section 13. BltlnQ; Quarantine. Dr. John Schlotthauer recommended that the City should require the ten-day quarantine regardless of vaccine which he considers "false security"; recommends that no distinction be made between vaccinated and non-vac- cinated dogs. (A copy of the proposed ordinance was given to Dr. Schlotthauer for his further recommendations to the Counci I.) . Section 18. Violation; Penalties - Add (S25.00/dog) and (S50.00/dog). (lines 6 and 7). Council requested that: I. Lt. Douglas McCall contact New Brighton regarding the proposed change In Section 13. 2. Attorney Lynden advise re effectuation of the life-time I icense;suggestlng a transition period, with I I fetlme license effective January I, 1978. Crichton moved, seconded be the Second Reading of (Ordinance to be read In by Han son, that the Ordinance. Its entl rety at Council consider this to Motion carried unanimously. its Third Reading.) Crichton agre~d to refer a copy of the proposed ordinance to Public Safety Committee Chairman Tagtow for his review and comments. Council further suggested that the next issue of the Town Crier Include a notlfication of the proposed new dog control ordinance. Tramm/O'Meara Easements - Status Report Lynden reported that he has requested City Snglneer Christoffersen to prepare the legal description of the flowage easement for walkway access from both plats to the pedestrlanway; also Is reviewing abstract to assure City that developers are the owners of record of the plats of Edgewater South and Heights of Johanna Lake. Hlqhway 51 Easement Vacation Crichton reported that the 100' wide Highway 51 Easement Is the buffer between L-I and R-I zones; easement Is now being vacated by the Highway Department and available to the adjacent property owners. Attorney Lynden was requested to accompany Crlchto~ at meeting with Highway Department re City's acquisition of portions of the ease- ment. . REPORT OF ViLLAGE P~ANNER ORLYN MILLER Case No. 77-10, Special Use Permit for Home Occupation - Shirley Boyer, 1880 West County Road E. Planner Orlyn MIller explained that Mrs. 80yer requests a Special Use Permit for a home occupation to operate a telephone answering service; cUients wi i i be small businesses for whIch sha will take messages by phone and then relay the messages to har clIents by phone; no expansion of her business or number of employees Is anticipated; no traffic will be generated; no office functions will be conducted, except billing of her clients; compiles wIth ordinance provisions for a home occupation. Miller reported that the Planning Commission recommends Council approval of issuance of a Special Use Permit for this home occupa- tion. Woodburn moved, seconded by Crichton, that Council approve the Issuance of a Special Use Permit for the operation of a telephone answering service at 1880 West County Road E; operation to be limited to no more than one ful!-time equlvalant, In addition to the manager. Motion carried unanimously. (Mrs. Boyer accepted ~he stipulation as desirable. Case No. 77-5A, Variances for House - Herman FrieSOn Miller referred Council to previous Council action regarding the recent lot split (Case No. 77-5), and to the Planning Commission's recommendations of April 5th re variances for location of a house on the newly created lot (Case No. 77-5Al. -3-