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Home My WebLink About29000990395000_Conditional Use Permits_09-02-1987IllllllllllillllllllllConditional Use Permits 1 Barcode 128 S' O'o OTTER TAIL COUNTY Conditional Use Permit CUP^ 3s V ■ { OWNER'S Namf- __}A0O(t, ____________________________ AnnPF<^f^ Z^(0 A'^ I ^^^1 S~^I03 LiOCSltlOnS lakeNfi 13^ SenT-f Twp 13^ Range Twp. Name 6(>'«■»'(/ Uh 1 ^an(ja.S Issued__IMt 19 V , Expires_ Work Authorized- fo as Qua _____________<>,['€L'kic<iU ConVg-ojTt,- Kg-Mov/e __________'^iAk\, >\o Q<>-f3uie SiyiMe. C'^- u/iO Le. rt^ieu/ed m lufegr- nort-ki.il 0(Ald- NOTE: This card shall be placed in a conspicous place not more than 4 feet above grade on the premises on which work is to be done, and shall be maintained there until completion of such work. NOTIFY DEPARTMENJ OF LAND AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, TELEPHONE (218) 739-2271 WHEN AUTHORIZED WORK HAS BEEN COMPLETED. OTTER TAIL COUNTY, MINNESOTA Board of County Commissioners ADMINISTRATOR, Land and Resource Management 1. Earthmoving shall be done between & 2. Entire area shall be stabilized within 10 days of the completion of any earthmoving. 3. Owner is legally responsible for all surface water drainage that may occur. 4. No fill shall enter or be taken from the beds of a public water without a valid permit from the State of 6B9757 APPLICATION FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT - Shoreland Management Ordinance Otter Tail County Fergus Falls, Minnesota 56537 oq^ Date:.19.Application Fee $ aO Rec. No. Legal description of land: Lake No. \ Sec. ^^ Twp. ^ Range ^ Twp. Name__ Lake Name. ________________Lake Class ________________________ Legal Description:Fire No Lot s ■J-Zoo t> Office of County Roccrder Cocniy cf GKor Tail I here.’)y cortif; l-ii instru- ‘<3 la recordmen! vvsc fi::. on the / "p A.D. ■y n! . y^^__c'c'ook 1^ ^ bti97b7Parcel Number: Project Description:3o-L>^l C{<ZcJlUc^\ (2^ ^ Fc>-^ry\, C^fy,rwUc.n^( ^ In order to properly evaluate the situation, please provide as much supplementary information as possible, such as: maps, plans, information about surrounding property, etc. APP\.\C\AHT SHALL BE PRESENT AT THE SCHEDULED HEARING. Owner: C- (flaok^. Address.■ :ixid Applicant Signature:Home Ph. . Bus. Ph. Date of hearing:.4^,19 %1 Time:M Conditional Requirements: Apph.ovzd pnovicUng that thz stgn ts nmovzd and that thoAo. -iA not a.ng outstdz ^toAago, (e.xcc.pt ^oh. kCi tAuck), the, p&wf\ttmay be fieeonAtdeAed in 2 yeoAA. tabled until acted upon by the GiAoAd Tom EooAd. ***SEE BELOW*** This application is hereby recommended for approval by the Otter Tail County Planning Advisory Commission. 11-12-S7: ***Approved pAoviding it l6 Aeviewed at the end o^ one yeoA, theAe will be no Aetail outlet. Chairman Special Use Permit issued in accordance with compliance with existing Conditional Requirements and Special Regulations and Ik^Minnesota Commissioner of Natural Resources notified this CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO MKL0871-01-01 220707 ® ^Malmlm K. Lee, Shoreland Administr^or Otter Tail County, Minnesota VICTOR LUNQEEN CO.. PRINTERS. PEPCUB PALLS. UINN. to the editor /I Building is constant reminder ToTheEditCH': The article by Gary McVey oa Page 2, Nov. 13u issue of the Jour nal is misleading. It gave the imr pression that Mr. Moore’s garage” was an established one. This blue steel building, permit issued for a 40- by 40-foot “garage” on June 12,1987^ Iw Land & Resource Managemoi^ - ■ all *cannot correctly be called a ‘‘garage” (unless the term applies tS» a commercial building u^ to repair or service automobues.)en^i- The Planning Commission was not a^ed to approve the permit, as stated in your article. Residoits- would have been notified and would have attended the meeting. .The building is positioned on the comer of Lot 1, at the only entrance to Sanda’s Addition. We are told that it is the required distance (20 feet) from the dead-end road which ser vices the 41 occupied lake lots on Sanda’s Beach, and that it is the re quired distance from the lot line wliich borders on the public access road to East Battle Lake. The lame building obstructs the view of me lake from the recreational lots across the beach road. It also blocks die public access road from view wlien one drives out of the beach when, at the end of July, before the controversial building was com- ileted, a large sim advertising Mr. "oore’s electricm business was put in place. Commissioner (Hub) Nor- dgren referred the matter to the county attorney — the building was again declared “legal,” but Mr. Toore was notified that he must im mediately aroly for an “after the fact” conditional use permit. Residents received notification of the Sept. 2 meeting of the planning commission and planned to attend.The majority of the owners on Sanda’s beach are summer people ' from outside this area, who leave bythe end of August, ^ore leavin|. area.Residents felt that a building of this size, with its key location, war ranted consultation with the proper- ^ owners before the permit was i^ued. Complaints were registered with officials, but placement on the lot was considered “legal” and the permit had already been issued. Property owners on both sides of the public access were incensed and on the advice of the Land Use of fice, fiiese residents prepared a peti tion (44 signatures) and wrote let ters expressing their opposition to a business at this location. As one of the few year-round residents, I was asked to represent the absent pro perty owners, and reluctantly agreed to present the petition and at tend the planning commission meeting. It seemed logical that the “after the fact” application would be denied, but it was approved with mese modifications; no advertising signs, the building is to be used to house his vehicles, no electrical ^uipment in the yard and reviewal in two years. It was referred to the commissioners for approval. At the commissioners’ meeting on Sept. 10, Commissioner Nordgren r^uested that the planning commission’s recommendations he referred to the Girard Town Board for con sideration. The town board, at its problem and approved the planning tions withcommission recommendations the following modifications: no retail sales at the location, and reviewal in one year. Our thanks to Commissioner Nordgren for his sup port and his vote against approval of a business at this location. This lake area has always been a recreational, residential, resort area. Our concern is that a business established here could set a prece dent for others to follow. Lakes and tourism are important parts of Otter Tail County's resources and economy, and should be protected. It ....................ouldis my hope that, should a similar situation arise in the future, there will be more consideration for con cerned taxpayers, and more cooperation between town and coun- tyy officials before a permit is issued. I was not the lone objector at, these meetings, I represents, at the very least, 50 disgruntled absent tax payers.There wiU be no visible business at the entrance, but every time we leave or enter our addition, we will be confronted by that objectionable building — a constant reminder of our frustration since the permit was first posted on June 12,19ff7. Rose Marquardt Sanda’s Beach Henning Will history repeat itself? •.WASHINGTON - New York’s Grov. Mario Cuomo last week public ly acknowledged what has been privately known all along: He’s available. If the Democratic Party wants to draft him as the party’s lA'esidential nominee, he won’t say np. This makes him the leading ims)nnAiin/^«krl. nAfw*«in/4iHofo otia James J. Kilpatrick you nauseous?- “Fortunately, I rebounded sharply.’’ great Did you take a vitamin ‘No, my hopes were buoyed.” Buoved? *Oct 15 meking, expressed concern but returned the {plication to the cCommissioners without any action, because it had not originated with them. At the Nov. 12 meeting, the com missioners tried to solve the sticky Buoyed? “Yes.” What buoyed you?‘I was buoyed by the president’s statement that he didn’t want the dollar to deteriorate further.” Ah, I understand. You like your dollara crisp and fresh, instead of all crumpled and grungy. Once your' h<mes were buoyed, what did you do? “I traded frantically and began rebounding sharply hi^er.” Great. How long did that frantic rebound last? . “Not long.” , What happened? , ', “I became alarmed by the resumption of computerized trading.” Just like that, you were alarmed again? “Yes. And this led to furthw uncertainty which, coupled with the Did a drink at lundi db it? “No, I was encouraged by h that progress had been reachei reducing the deficit” Good tor you.“Not really. My (^timism was me^tely dampenra by rumors i the president mig^ let the do slip further, despite what he : earlier.”Those rumormongers. What you do? “I dipped sharply.”Not again. Your poor back 0 ache. How long did you dip? “Until I began diifting under own weight.”That must have been worse t the spiraling and gyrating. W caused you to drift under your < weight?“New uncertainty that there genuine progress in reducing deficit’’So quickly? But you had lust t encouraged by hints that there This progress.“That was a lonj ly afternoon, afternoon.” time ago, in i was n U.S. pushed for pu By JACK ANDERSON .and DALE VAN ATTA WASHINGTON — The Japanese government has punished two big corportions implicated in the illegm sale of higl^technology machinery to the Soviets — but only after pressure from the Pentagon. Tokyo was so afraid of hui^g its lucrative trade ties to the Umted States that it secretly negotiated with the Pentagcm and agreed on the punishment of the two Japanese firms in May to appease the U.S. government. The secret negotiations and agreement are spelled out in a Depai^ent of Defense memoran dum, itself classified “secret.” The subject of the five-page “memorandum for the record,” dated May 8, 1967, was “Resolution of Nine-Axis Milling Maclune Case.” This was the |17 million sale by Toshiba Machine Co. of sophisticated propeller-milling hardware that allowkl the Soviets to make their submarines almost undetectable. It could cost the __________* - knew what was in the Toki crates.But Hills tries to p^t the tiu month ban on deals with the Sov as strictly a voluntary sacrifice C. Itoh to help the Japanese gov« ment out of an “extremely eml rassing” fix. The secret Pentagon me doesn’t put it quite that way. Whi notes that Japanese Mm offic believed “that there was malicious intent on behalf of major trading company,” the m< then goes to the heart of the mat “C. Itoh failed to inspect the n octoBins PRESCRIPTION DRUG COVERAGE PLATS APPROVED Motion was made by Mel 0. Olson, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unani mously carried, to continue the 90% prescription drug coverage, plus the 80% of major medical prescription drug coverage, be instituted retroactive to January 1 , 1988, as was covered under the previous insurance carrier. Upon motion made by Sydney Nelson, seconded by Bert Hovland and unani mously carried, the following plats were approved; ^Ja-Ma-Ka Beach, 1st Add'n, Section 13, Dora Township ‘^Deer Trail Estates, Section 9, Star Lake Township (/First West Avanue, Section 27, Tordenskjold Township. J^»NDtnONAL USE ^4^EVIN MOORE PERMl ____"CfffWttfdTiS^iS^^enjm^ranted to"Te'vTh'^^8'f‘f*’Tn T987 for opera- ~41on of an electrical shop in Girard Township on a year's trial bas1s^®|^jg was given permanent approval upon motion made by Bert Hovland, secondi i by Mel 0. Olson and carried unanimously. SNOWMOBILE TRAIL GROOMING Motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Bert Hovland and unani- APPROVED mously carried, to grant permission to the Otter Tail Country Trail Association to contract with DATA (Douglas County Trail Association) for grooming of the trail from Inspiration Peak to Wee Town. Motion was made by Sydney Nelson, seconded by Bert Hovland and unani mously carried, to approve the following applications for sewage dis posal system installers license; Bill Walker Bill Walker Excavating Wahpeton, ND Dennis Hultstrand B & H Builders Parkers Prairie, MN Motion was made by Bert Hovland, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unani mously carried, to uphold the decision of the Otter Tail County Plan ning Commission and deny the application of Gary Bultman to grade a 40' wide and 70' deep area for slope to the beach, on Pelican Lake in Dunn Township. Upon motion made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Mel 0. Olson and unani mously carried, the following conditional use permits were approved, subject to conditional requirements: (^■' INSTALLERS LICENSES APPROVED i/CONDITlONAL USE PERMIT DENIED CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS APPROVED Curt Thompson Charles Kochmann John Lowe Raymond F. Sclmitt Alfred E. Briggs Scott Malmstrom Everts Township Amor Township Lida Township Elizabeth Township Dunn Township Girard Township Remove stumps from lot and cut ice ridge Move sand from highwater mark to existint bank, on 29 properties Fill low area Operate small enginer repair business out of garage Erect 4' x 4' business sign Excavate for walk-out basement (y RESOLUTION CONSTRUCTION PERIOD RESTRICTIONS EXPANDED Upon motion made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Sydney Nelson and unani mously carried, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Otter Tail County Minnesota, that WHEREAS, Section IV. 2.d. of the Shoreland Management Ordinance of Otter Tail restricts grade and fill construction projects to a period from April 15th through September 1st annually; and WHEREAS, the April 15th to September 1st construction period restric tion was established to minimize erosion, and WHEREAS, the April 15th to September 1st construction period is too restrictive and not applicable to all grade and fill projects, and WHEREAS, little or no erosion will occur in grades of less than 20% critical slope. (1 #aard COUNTY DITCH #68 USA, MN DNR ABATED SALARY INCREASE OBJEC TION - COURT SERVICES AND COURT REPORTERS RECESS SUPERFUND AMENDMENTS (SARA) CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS APPROVED ICONDITIONALUS^ERMU^ tAPPROVED - MOORE — QUADRANT FORK LIFT HI-WAY DEPT. SURVEYING EQUIPMENT ADJOURNMENT Motion was made by Mel 0. Olson, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unanimously carried, to remove the special assessments placed against County Ditch #68 in Elmo Township, belonging to the U.S.A., under lease to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources in the Land Utilization Program, for a total forgiveness of $2,217.60. >Motion was made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unanimously carried, to support the action of the Steam's County Board of Commissioners in objecting to exorbitant salary increases that are ordered by the Judges for the Court Services personnel and Court Reporters, requesting the County Auditor send copy of the Board action to the Court Services Director, to the District Supervisor of State Parole and Probation Services, tothe District Court Administrator, to the District Court Judges serving the 7th Judicial District and to the counties in the 7th Judicial District. At 10:40 a.m.. Chairman Hovland recessed the meeting for the purpose of meeting with representatives of the City of Fergus Falls relative to solid waste disposal, to reconvene at 2:30 p.m.. Malcolm Lee, Land & Resource Management, appeared before the Board and reported on the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act (SARA), with the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act and its possible impact on state and local governments, stating one of the requirements placed on local governments is to submit to Local Emergency Planning Committees by October 17, 1988, plans which incorporate the Title III (emergency planning) requirements. Lee was instructed to attend additional seminars offered. Upon motion made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Sydney Nelson and unanimously carried, the following applications were approved for conditional use permits, subject to conditional requirements: Ross & Marianne Stone Tom W. Hanson Donald Boom David L. Brooks DeWayne & Janis Bresson Robert W. Thiel Girard Township Everts Township Eagle Lake Twp. Lida Township Eagle Lake Twp. Otter Tail Twp Landscape for home Operate restaurant Cut knoll Landscape property Remove gravel driveway & s< Remove old block foundatior Level bank along shore Remove garbage dump Fill low areas ■The Kevin-Moore conditional use^Teq'uesl, taBTed frOT^'fsrevlou?*' ^meeting, was returned for final action. After listening to the ^ various interested parties, motion was made by Mel 0. Olson, secorided by Sydney Nelson and carried with Hub Nordgren voting "no", to appryt providing it is reviewed at the end of one year and there be no re-*^ 7 The matter of request for additional charge on tipping fees at the Quadrant Plant in the City of Perham was discussed and members of the Board are to meet with the Joint Powers Board and Quadrant. Dennis Berend, County Engineer, appeared before the Board and re quested authorization to purchase a fork-lift attachment for tractor for use by the Highway Department, Motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unanimously carried, authorizing Berend to obtain quotations and accept low quote. Berend also requested authorization to purchase surveying equipment for geodemeter use and was requested to wait with purchase until for inclusion in the 1988 budget. At 3:23 p.m., with no further business. Chairman Hovland declared the meeting adjourned until the afternoon of Novertiber T9, 1987. ATTEST;Chairman Approved ■cTiFT .y nty- Boaj’d aer 29, 198?-' U.S. FISH & WILDLIFE BUCHMEIER & LANGSETH HOSPITALIZATION PLAN SELF-FUNDING MINNESOTA HEARTLAND APPROPRIATION CDNDITIONAL USE ■n!\BLED MOORE LARRY DORN INVESTMENTS PSAP EQUIPMENT RENTAL PARK REGION MUT. TEL. Upon motion made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Mel 0. Olson and unani mously carried, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Otter Tail County Minnesota, that WHEREAS in accordance with a Procedural Department of Natural Resources and the vice, dated May 23, 1962, certification si oners for acquisition of lands by the is requested, and WHEREAS representatives of the U.S. Fish with the County Board on October 29th and waterfowl easements had been secured from meier on the SW’^SW’s of Section 17-133-42, Agieement between the Minnesota U. S. Fish and Wildlife Ser- by the County Board of Commis- U. S. Fish and Wildife Service and Wildlife Service met informed said Board that Mr. and Mrs. Alvin F. Buck- and from Mr. and Mrs. Orris CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT DENIED - BENNETT Kenneth Langseth on the S%NW%SW% of Section 17-133-42, NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, the County Board does hereby approve the aforementioned waterfowl easement acquisition by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Lloyd Wooldridge, representing the Minnesota Counties Insurance Trust, reported on the proposed self-funding hospitalization program. Mr. Wooldridge was instructed to meet with the Blue Cross-Blue Shield representative and the personnel committee, the employees committee and department heads for a full explanation on how the self-funding pi an works. Joe Egge, representing the tourism department in the State of Minnesota, alppeared before the Board supporting Minnesota Heartland urging the county to appropriate the sum of 5(t per capita, or $2,748.50 for Heartland promotional activities. Motion was made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Mel 0. Olson and unanimously carried, to appropriate the sum of $1,000 for Minnesota Heartland for the year 1988, requesting the association make their request prior to the setting of the budget for the next year of 1989. The application of Terry Bennett for conditional use permit, tabled from the October 15th meeting was again brought before the Board. Motion was made by Sydney Nelson, seconded by Mel 0. Olson and carried with Bert Hovland voting "no", to uphold the decision of the Planning Commission and deny the request for a conditional use permit. TIW:vtfpl1cation of Kevin Moore foTTofi'd11'1 bhatIIsTf,'Tatitei from the October 15th meeting was again brought before the Boar^.' Motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Andy Lindquist and^ application untiFunanimously carried, to dela the 12th of NovCTber .jf sa id Larry Dorn of Dorn & Co., Inc., appeared before the Board and gave a detailed report on the county's investments of the State Aid'Hiigh- way bond funds. Paul Hoff of Park Region Telephone Company and Joe Peloquin from the Sheriff's Department appeared before the Board and reported the Emergency System 911 is in place except for one small exchange in Otter Tail County. As soon as that exchange has completed the necessary switching operation, the 911 System will be operative. Motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unanimously car ried, to continue the monthly rate for the Public Safety Answering Equipment with Park Region Mutual Telephone Company at $350.00 per month. Chairman Hovland instructed Larry Krohn to meet with Joe Peloquin for the purpose of indentification and instruction. October 21/ 1987 Mel Olson/ Chairman Board of County Commissioners Otter Tail County Re: Application of ^eyjun Moore to operate a business as electrical contractor on Lot 1/ Beach/ Henning/ MN On October 15/ 1987 the Girard Township Boa'fd^h'BTd'a Hearing for Special Use Permit regarding the above matter. There were 15 people in attendance from the Sanda Beach area expressing their views. AT this meeting there was a motion by one supervisor to approve the Special Use Permit/ but no second. There was a motion from one supervisor to deny the Special Use Permit/ no second. Then there was a motion to refer this problem back to the Board of County Commissioners for their action since the application began with the Planning Commission. This motion was seconded and carried. I am enclosing a copy of the letter from the Planning Commission and the Notice of Hearing for Special Use Permit. May we please hear from you on this matter, in any way? Can we assist you Elmo Hanson/ Chairman Girard Township Board cc Kevin Moore Rt. 2/ Henning/ MN Rose Marquardt Rt. 2/ Henning/ MN alcolm Lee Land and Resource Management received 0CT2'®7 lAND ft RESOURCE .'t'S46S3Bl^ounty Se ptem bfrTKJjCU SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENTS S.A.P. 56-601-22 & 24 CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS APPROVED Upon motion made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Sydney Nelson and unani mously carried, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLVED by, the Board of County Commissioners of Otter Tail County Minnesota, that WHEREAS, proposals on S.A.P. 56-601-22 and 56-601-24 permit the County to add work to said contracts, and WHEREAS, the County will add additional work as listed below, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, the following additional work is hereby added; S.A.P. 56-601-22 Sodding $22,990.00 S.A.P. 56-601-24 Sodding 9,680.00 Adopted at Fergus Falls, MN this 10th day of September, 1987 Upon motion made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unani mously carried, the following applications for conditional use permit were approved upon conditional requirements: Barbara D. Nelson Sverdrup Township Ann Smith Otter Tail Twp. Patrick Scherling Dunn Township (Terry Reynen prop) Robert Skillings Hobart Township Dean C. Bonrud & Robert Meis Western Twp. Julie Thorson Edna Township Mrs. Richard Peterson Clitherall Twp. CONDITION USE PERMIT gKEVIN MOORE - TABLED Establish desktop publishing business in home Landscape three areas. Clearing and filling and con struct road Resort and camping area Riprap and fill Construct tennis court Sand fill for swimming area SWINE OPERATION BECKER COUNTY CLOSED TO PUBLIC _ iMotion was nratfFUy Hub Nordgren to deny tne'appl icatidn 4if Keviln*j^ '-Moore, Girard Township, to operate a commercial wiring and rewiring business out Of his home on Sanda's Beach. The motion was seconded by Andy Lindquist but failed with Hub Nordgren voting "yeS", Arid}/* .Lindquist, Mel 0. Olson and Sydney Nelson voting "no". Motion ; failed. Motion was then made by Sydney Nelson, seconded by Mel 0^. Olson and unanimously carried, to table action on said appliC|Ltifin until acted upon by the Girard~Town Board. Upon motion made by Bert Hovland, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unani mously carried, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Otter Tail County Minnesota, that WHEREAS application has been made by Ben Ackerson for a confinement swine operation in Section 33-138-42 (Lake Eunice Township in Becker County), and WHEREAS, such operation would adversely affect the residents and lake property owners in Dunn Township in Otter Tail, both air pollu tion and reduction of valuation, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, the County Board of Otter Tail County does hereby go on record opposing such operation on behalf of all the residents on Pelican Lake, to grant such would not be in the best public interest. Adopted at Fergus Falls, MN this lOth day of September, 1987. At 1:55 p.m., Chairmari .iovland closed the meeting to the public for discussion wi*'^ the County Attorney regarding AFSCME labor negotia tions . ADJOURNMENT At 2:10 p.m., with no further business. Chairman Hovland declared the meeting adjourned until the afternoon of September 17, 1987. Chairman ATTEST;Approved Clerk Otter Tail County Planning Commission County Court House Fergus Falls, Minnesota 56537 Se.ptmbeA. 3, 1987 Ke.v-in C. Moo^e 2210 5th Ave.. South FoAgo, MV 5S103 RE: CondUtionot li'te. ApptLcation datad August 12, 19S7. VtLOA Ha. HooA^: Thti ti to tn^oAm gou that at thz SaptmbeA 2, 19S7 meeting o^ the OtteA Tatt County Pianning Cominii.iion a motion mcu> paS4>ed to appAove youA conditional o6e application pAoviding that the iign ti Aemooed and that theAe ti> not any outride iitoAage [except ioA youA tAuck], thti> peAmit may be AecomldeAed in tuoo yeoAi. Thtd Aecommendation Mill be con&ideAed by the OtteA Tail County BaoAd o^ Commli^ioneAi) at theiA SeptembeA 10, 19S7 meeting at 1:30 P.M. SinceAely, (/{OMhA ^(hUMCmD HaAiha Boiman Acting SecAetoAy OTCPC “hotter Tail County Planning Commissiof^ County Court House Fergus Falls, Minnesota 56537 ^ a ijjiite Meeting of the Otter Tail County Planning Commission was held on September 2, 1987 at 7:00 P.M. in the Commissioners Room, Court House, Fergus Falls Minnesota 56537. ' M^mhnrs Present: Approved; Approved: Cecil Femling, Noble Hatling, Frank Lachowitzer, Reba Lee, Bert Olson, Victor Petterson, Jr., Richard Portmann, Robert Schwartz, Tom Stringer, David Trites. Barbara Hanson, County Attorney's Office and Bill Kalar Land & Resource Management Office were also present. A motion by Petterson, second by Lee to approve the August 19, 1987 minutes as mailed. Votiny; All members in favor. A motion by Stringer, second by Olson to approve the conditional use application of Richard Peterson. Clitberall Lake (56-238), RD, NW 1/4 of SW 1/4, G.L. 4 and W 148.5' of G.L. 3, Section 11, Clitherall Township as presented providing that the top grade is no less than 1 foot below the ice ridge and the fill be no longer than 70 feet running parallel to the lake; may do the work up to October 1, 1987. Voting: All members in favor. A motion by Lachowitzer, second by Femling to approve the conditional use application of Julie A. Thorson. West McDonald Lake (56-386), RD, Lot 3, Block 1 of Engstrom Beach 5th Addition, Sections 18 & 19, Edna Township as presented, may do the work until October 15, 1987. Voting: All members in favor. ^pApnroved:—A motion by Petterson, second by Lee to approve the conditional use application of Kevin C. Moore. East Battle Lake (56-138), RD,*^ ^ot 1 of Sanda's Beach, Section 24, Girard Township providing ’ that the sign is removed and that there is not any outside ^storage (except for his truck), the permit may be reconsidered in years. Rose Marquart, Arlen Olson, Mrs. Noyes and Mrs. Jchildress spoke to the commission against this request and Viq *Moore spoke in favor of this request. f Approved = tl fJci ib^b’#rs Iw favorv“«xcept Trites voting no MOTION: PLANNING COMMISSION MOTIONS APPLICANT MOTION BV SECOND BY WITNESSES flsrfogy/i ^ --Z" ^{} To apj)rd-{J-^ f-Kji S/ifn /3 r-^Hoy-^(f ^ IS -no oa-f-Sfd'^ ^ p, wj^aKS cj- y\J III fy-t -p^ j ABSTAIN FEMLING HATLING LApHOWITZER LEE OLSON PETTERSON PORTMANN SCHWARTZ STRINGER TRITES ALL MEMBERS IN FAl/OR: SHORELAND MANAGEMENT OTTER TAIL COUNTY Fergus Falls, Minnesota 56537 NOTICE OF HEARING FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT APPLICANT MUST BE PRESENT AT HEARING TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:Keu.cn C. MooAe 2210 5th Aue. S. Ta/igo, Uofith "Dakota 5S103 has made application to the Otter Tail County Planning Commission for a Conditional Use Permit as per requirements of the Otter Tail County Shoreland Management Ordinance. The Otter Tail County Planning Commission will assemble for this hearing on_________ Comm-ustoncA’i Room Time T-00 P- M. PlaceCouJit Holu>z SeptembzA 2 .19.S7 .Fergus Falls, Minnesota. (U4e Law En^oAce/nent EntAcmce. - Wut 6tde) This notice is to advise you that you may.Mttend the above hearing and express your views on the Conditional Use requested. The property concerned in the application is legally described as: 56-13S „ 24 „ 133 „ 39Lake No..Sec.Twp. Lake Name:.EcUit Eatttz Range. Class _ . Twp. Name. RD GfAOAd Lot 1 o{i Sanda's Bzach THE CONDITIONAL USE REQUESTED IS: Would tike, to opoAote. a bLU>lne.A6 cu> EtzatAlcal ContJiactoA Ae^ldentlal, ^cuim and commeAclal axOving and AewDUng. "*?ecE/veo Dated.August 13, 19S7 MKL -0871-011 S C CU By:_ Otter Tail County Planning V.obzfit SchwoAtz ssion Chm. 2219101^ VICTOR LUMOeCN « C«.. RRIMTCRO, rtROUS FALi-t. HIMH. September 1, I98T Dept, of La,nd & Resource Management Shoreland Management Coxinty of OtterTail Fergus Palls, Mn. 56537 S£-p Mr. Robert Schwartz, Chairman, I ovm a lake cabin on East Battle Lake, Girard Township in Otter- Tail CoTinty. My cabin in near the area that Kevin C. Moore has req uested a conditional use permit to operate a commercial electrical wiring business. I wish to go on record as opposed to granting ^5r. Moore this Conditional *^se Permit. This area is a,t present strictly residential cabins. A commercial business in this area would be unsightly and also cause a traffic problem, being very near the public access to lake. Also, I object to the huge 'double gara.ge* he has constructed on his property, very near the lake and the public access. Did Mr. Moore get a permit to haul fill on his lot? Did he get a permit to construct and erect the commercial bill board sign already advertising his business? The sign is definately commercial and unsightly in a residential area. I think this sign should be removed. If Mr. Moore did not get a permit to fill his lot, some action should be taken against him. (^~^^ncerely, Russell R. Green J 1451 N. E. 5th St. Wadena, MN 56482 August 31» 1987 TO: Shoreline Management Ottertail County Court HouseFergus Falls, MN 56537 FROM: John and Wendy Lindlief RE: Conditional Use Permit Application of Kevin C. Moore; Lot 1, Sanda's Beach; East Battle Lake As property owners along the beach we would like to strongly urge the rejection of Mr. Moore's application. The area is entirely conposed of lake homes and cabins. There are no ccsnmercial businesses present other than one resort. It is entirely out of context with the area to allow a commercial business such as this to be established. It also sets a precedent which could completely change the area if other residents are allowed to start similiar commercial ventures on their property. In addition, it would sean that Mr. Moore has little regard for this application process as he has already erected a sign advertising his business. To do this before a pemit is granted seems to be an outright rejection of the zoning laws of our county and the rights of the neighboring residents. Vfe feel that Mr. Moore should be instructed to remove the sign and and denied the permit to conduct his business from this location. auq :j I in; <n _____ CHARLES A SCHORR JOSEPH J. BARMETTLER WILLIAM J. BRENNAN. JR. C. L. ROBINSON GREGORY B. MINTER DOUGLAS W. RENO GEORGE A. PENRY T. GEOFFREY LIEBEN BRUCE D. VOSBURG ROBERT T. CANNELLA WILLIAM JAY RILEY WILLIAM A. TINSTMAN WARREN R. WHITTED, JR. GREGORY D JAHN DAVID S. HOUGHTON THOMAS H. DAHLK GERALD L. FRIEDRICHSEN NICK R. TAYLOR SANDRA B. FRIEDMAN THOMAS R. BROWN GLENDA J. PIERCE MICHAEL D. MATEJKA JAMES R. BROWN THOMAS M. WHITE WILLIAM C. BROWN FRANK J. MIHULKA SANDRA L. DOUGHERTY PAMELA S BLOCH LAW OFFICES Fitzgerald & Brown 1000 COMMERCIAL FEDERAL TOWER OMAHA, NE 68124 (402) 342-5550 TELECOPY (402) 390-2866 DOWNTOWN OFFICE 1000 WOODMEN TOWER OMAHA, NE 68102 (402) S42-S550 JAMES W. R. BROWN OF COUNSEL JAMES J. FITZGERALD, JR. JOSEPH L. LEAHY RETIRED August 20, 1987 1^-- Shore land Management Otter Tail County Planning Commission Fergus Falls, MN 56537 In Re: Lot One (1) of Sanda's Beach East Battle Lake, Minnesota Dear Sir or Madam: My wife and I are the owners of Lot 17, Sanda's Beach. I have received notice of a hearing to be held September 2 , 1987 in Fergus Falls, Minnesota on the application to establish an electrical contracting business on Lot 1 of Sanda's Beach. Since I live 450 miles from Fergus Falls, it will not be possible for me to attend that hearing. I would like to express my opposition to this application for conditional use permit. Sanda's Beach was established as a strictly residential area and our cabin has been existing in that area since 1934. We would like very much to see the area remain strictly residential as it was intended to be. DWR;cap , Wnrwui IHIO«TIOMTlNm Ot IHI WAtlOII< NEWS-REGISTER" * ----------- - SERVING ALL OF NAMIUnN rniINTY ..................... 1320 K street SERVING ALL OF HAMILTON COUNTY Aurora, Nebraska 66818 Phone 402-69/ REFEHSNCSi see sheet for location Ottertail County Planners* 'inw4 tJ 4^ AUG 2 41^37 1 AND flSOURCE August 20, 1987 Because business couimitments prevent us from attending the September 2nd conditional use hearing regarding the Kevin Hoore property, we would like to file this written protest to the zoning change from residential to commercial use* Our family is presently improving our Sandas Beach home on East Battle Lake for eventual retirement living, ke certainly do not want a commercial venture established in what we always thought would be a well-established residential zone. In fact, that is a key reason why we purchased property in that area four years ago. It is rather ironic we have recently been told by Ottertail Authorities, all lakeshore residents must upgrade sewer and water systems (already we have invested ’$5,000) now we find we may be making these additional investments in what could become a hodge-podge of businesses and their related congestion. The proposed commercial endeavor by Mr. Moore is at the entry and only access to approximately 25 shoreline permanent and summer homes on Sandas Beach. We are concerned about the possible congestion that could result from equipment, supplies, vehicles on the property and usual business traffic that would alter the present residential pattern, and eventually create safety problems for children and grandchildren. During the construction period of what residents then believed was a large garage on the Moore property, we already witnessed the congestion that took place on the property and near the roadway. We are sure those patterns will not improve once a business is established in that present residential zone. We cannot see how a lake location could be beneficial to an electrical business other than as a tax write-off for Mr. Moore. It seems only logical with the number of vacant commercial establish ments along your county highways and in the communities of Henning, Battle Lake and Clitheral, there should be ample in higher business traffic areas in already commercial zones that could house an electrical business. It is totally illogical to alter the present residential property and jeopardize the present growing residential taxbase on the shores of Ea^t Battle Lake when other sites exist. i ) oiipwm mioATioN^NTti or tmi nmiom < /hHH^ NEWS-RHilSTER W W ■ SIEVING ALL or HAMILTON COUNTY ===: 1320 K Street SltVING ALL OF HAMILTON COUNTY Aurora, Nebraska 66818 Phone 402-694-2131 Page 2 continued It Is unfair to force a business upon the many long-time residential owners of Sandas Beach who live there........invested there (three new homes in just a few years). They now must question if they have a sound long term commitment in your county. We are for progress in Ottertail County and realize new business and growth is important to cover necessary government expenditures. However, Mr. Moor's proposal could set a precedent. Whimsically putting businesses in lakeshore residential areas could serve as a determent rather than a stimulant to the continuing residential Improvements, not only on East Battle Lake, but on all the lakeshores of our county. Thank you, Ron and Nancy Furse SHORELAND MANAGEMENT OTTER TAIL COUNTY Fergus Falls, Minnesota 56537 NOTICE OF HEARING FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT APPLICANT MUST BE PRESENT AT HEARING TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN;K^v-in C. MooAe 2210 5th Aue. S. VoAgo, Hofith Dakota 5S103 has made application to the Otter Tail County Planning Commission for a Conditional Use Permit as per requirements of the Otter Tail County Shoreland Management Ordinance. The Otter Tail County Planning Commission will assemble for this hearing on_________ CormtssioYViA'& Room Time 7:00 P. M placeCouAtJipaSe. Se-ptemboA. 2 .19.%1 .Fergus Falls, Minnesota.(U4e Law En^oAcement EntAonaz - Wut 6tdz] This notice is to advise you that you may attend the above hearing and express your views on the Conditional Use requested. The property concerned in the application is legally described as: 24 133 „ 39, , 56-13S ^Lake NoSec Twp. Lake Name:.Ecut Bcotttz Range. Class _ . Twp. Name. RD GLAoAd Lot 1 0|5 Sanda'6 B^ach / ^. THE CONDITIONAL USE REQUESTED IS: Would tikz to opzAotz a bui>lnz4>i oi ElzctAtcal ContAactoA ^oA Ae^ldznttal, ^oAm and commeActal wlAtng and AmlAlng. /?S7 Dated.Augu.sC 13, 7 9S7 ^cJU^ MKL -0871-011 By:. Otter Tail County Planning RobeAt SchwanXz jAJiL.ssion Chm. 221910|(^ VICTOA tUNOCCH 4 CO-. MtHUM. FCIQUS r«4.L«. yiHN. SHORELAND MANAGEMENT OTTER TAIL COUNTY Fergus Falls, Minnesota 56537 NOTICE OF HEARING FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT APPLICANT MUST BE PRESENT AT HEARING TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN;Kevin C. MooAe 2210 5th Ave. S. VoAgo, Nonth Vakota 58103 has made application to the Otter Tail County Planning Commission for a Conditional Use Permit as per requirements of the Otter Tail County Shoreland Management Ordinance. The Otter Tail County Planning Commission will assemble for this hearing on_________ Commli,A-iomA'& Room CouAt Hotue SeptembeA 2 .19.87 Time 7’00 P. M. Place.. Fergus Falls, Minnesota. {Use Law En^oAcement EntAonce ~ We^t ■ilde) This notice is to advise you that you may attend the above hearing and express your views on the Conditional Use requested. The property concerned in the application is legally described as: 56- 138 „ 24 ^ 133 „ 39Lake No..Sec..Twp. Lake Name:.EoUit Battlz Range. Class _ , Twp. Name. RP GlAOAd Lot 1 oi Sanda'i Be.ach r:: •• THE CONDITIONAL USE REQUESTED IS: Would IMiz to opeAatz a bu&lmM ca, ElzctAlcat ContAactoA £oA Az&ldznttaZ, ianm and commeAclal wtAlng and AewDUng. /'’JQ2hin7 ■ - ■ .1 I would be greatly opposed to a commercial enterprise in a lake shore and resord area. Should you grant his request you would be opening up the whole beach area to further commercial development. Richard D. Thompson Da ted-August 13, 1987 MKL-0871-011 22l9l0i(^ VICTOR LUHPCCM & CO.. RRINTCRS. FCRSuO FM.LR. HIHH. ^ o ^ cMjo-' co- By:. Otter Tail County Planning RobeAt ScliwoAtz ^oiri^ssi, ssion Chm. Madelia, MN August 22, 1987 Ottertail Planning Commission Ottertail County Fergus Falla, MN. Sirs; In regards to the Conditional Use Permit request from Kevin Moore. We have a cabin on Lot 2 of Sanda's Beach next to Kevin Moore, We find him to be a very trustworthy individual. We feel that his electrical business next to us would not bother us and would be a welcome addition to the community. Sincerely, o h U~S (\n " 7^/q-/N/ ;^;q- J’ I^S/4dj SHORELAND MANAGEMENT OTTER TAIL COUNTY Fergus Falls, Minnesota 56537 NOTICE OF HEARING FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT APPLICANT MUST BE PRESENT AT HEARING TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.Kev-in C. Moo^e 2210 5ih Ave.. S. FoAgo, MoAth Vakota 5S103 has made application to the Otter Tail County Planning Commission for a Conditional Use Permit as per requirements of the Otter Tail County Shoreland Management Ordinance. The Otter Tail County Planning Commission will assemble for this hearing on_________ CommCs^Coneti’-i Room Time 7:00 P. M. Place___ CouAt Home SeptmbeA 2 .19.S7 . Fergus Falls, Minnesota. (U^e Law En^oAcement ErvtAance - We.i>t .iCde) This notice is to advise you that you may,attend the above hearing and express your views on the Conditional Use requested. The property concerned in the application is legally described as: 24 ^ /33 „ . 3956-13S ^Lake NoSec.Twp. Lake Name:.E(Ut EcuUtle Range. Class _ . Twp. Name. W GiAojid Lot 1 0|5 Sanda'i Beach THE CONDITIONAL USE REQUESTED IS: Would like to opcAote a bmlne^^ ca, Eleetnleal ContAactoA ^oA ACybldentlal, ^oajv and eommeAclal uuAlng and AewlAlng. Dated-Augmt 13, 7 9&7 MKL -0871-011 221910l(^ VICTOR UUNOCCH 4 CO.. PRiNTCRB. FCRCU9 FALLS. MINN. ^^cJio-’Wr By.A Otter Tail County Planning RobcAt SekwoAtz ssion Chm. / . T ; Tiyi^ ^f=- >j^^tg7— ^^//F7 -r Chf ^O 1< '>'^>'? ^ ^ y///tirC^A-y Y/?> ^///<y,^Y<2iyy^ yy^ y&'r ^ ■—"piy 77/^7 ^ 0^ ^^*^0 *_) ^>-'f^F^^ 1* ^ fli_ "^SJoVV ^0£>_x. £. ^ h/AjSSs-^^^ ^H"0 “ c?>Rr. t0i6v.^^si^v\_^ S- _ , C k«/xkc<35^<_ M»v C'^~^l~7 Han n <.B.S^j\ l/)«l-U) ej /^±s ’U p f '[^'''•g-*^---- ____C>f^£^t1^^l^./JoA^"^yC7Y/' '](jy<AU)L^ Cdv^^eij ^ /(L.voe^^^ ' ^ ^aaL.-x <i) 2^3 /r ^3 r -3.7^ ^ >7 r • — ^ - V -^-i ■ w ii ■ I ^^•<-‘^^fw_.j^Si^i_ ^ yy^>o ^yClvVjULt/i^ / J2_(3 ^ cS'Ct/ _ C<J Aiix^v-dL/' f ''J^'Lmu f T**"^ , . '.«■ >1StiteM ILs ___ ^ , _________(£xo(yj (£L^6c.x^£..^^ I ^ ■7 ^ P. *T 1 r 0 L rjJ^ f ^vjjJLl^ (jUsLAjt (rB-^'vJ^ 'ty?- i/^&T/i'^My #-■ ■;•' .-St-'- '^i-'. 'V -. -"T. i ii SHORELAND MANAGEMENT OTTER TAIL COUNTY Fergus Falls, Minnesota 56537 NOTICE OF HEARING FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT APPLICANT MUST BE PRESENT AT HEARING TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:Kev^n C. Mooac 2210 5th Aue. S. FoAgo, MoAth Vakota 58103 has made application to the Otter Tail County Planning Commission for a Conditional Use Permit as per requirements of the Otter Tail County Shoreland Management Ordinance. The Otter Tail County Planning Commission will assemble for this hearing on __________ Commf^-{,tomA'.{, Room Time 7:00 P. Place _______CouAt HouAt SzptmbeA. 2 .19.81 _ Fergus Falls, Minnesota. (U^e Law EnloAcmznt EntAance - Wej>t ^tde] This notice is to advise you that you may attend the above hearing and express your views on the Conditional Use requested. The property concerned in the application is legally described as: 24 133 „ 39. , 56- 138 ^Lake NoSec.Twp. Lake Name:.Ecuit Eattlz Range. Class _ . Twp. Name. W GiAOAd Lot 1 oi Sanda'^ Bo-och THE CONDITIONAL USE REQUESTED IS: Would tikz to opeAote. a 6o4^ne6-6 cu, ElzctAlcal ContAactoA ioA A&ild^ntlal, ^oAm and comm&Aclal ivlAlng and AewlAcng. Dated.kaguAt 13, 1987 MKL -0871-011 2219101® VICTOR LUNDEtN A CO.. PRIHTCRA. FER0U9 FALLS. yiHN. By:. Otter Tail County Planning RobeAt SchwoAtz ssion Chm. - LAND AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT - OTTER TAIL COUNTY FERGUS FALLS, MINNESOTA STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ) ss. COUNTY OF OTTER TAIL) I, Malcolm K. Lee, duly appointed and acting secretary of the Otter Tail County Planning Commission for Otter Tail County, Minnesota, do hereby certify that on the day of , 1987 , the attached Notice of Hearing was duly served upon the following: Diane Thorson, Sylvia Bergerud, Sheriff Nelson, Dennis Berend - Court House Peg Kalar, Fergus Falls Daily Journal, Fergus Falls, MN 56537 Terry Lejcher and Don Reedstrom, 1221 1/2 East Fir Ave., Fergus Falls, MN 56537 Izaach Walton League, Otter Chapter, Box 244, Fergus Falls, MN 56537 Pollution Control Agency, 116 East Front Street, Detroit Lakes, MN 56501 Planning Commission Members, Township Chairman, Lake Association and those listed on the attached sheet ..., by placing a true and correct copy thereof in a sealed envelope, postage prepaid, and by depositing the same in the U.S. Mail at Fergus Falls__M-i------- roperly addressed to each of the above named at the address( Secretary m JOHNSON, JAMES A & EUNICE R#2 HENNING, MN 56551 MARKSTROM, PEARL L HENNING, MN 56551 MOORE, KEVIN 2210 5TH AVE S FARGO, ND 58103 ARDUSER, LENARD & MARILYN 218 GILBERT AVE SW MADELIA, MN 56062 SMITH, GEORGE SMITH, DONNA RT. 2 HENNING, MN 56551 CANTON, EARL D. HENNING, MN 56551 FURSE, RONALD L. 2019 M AURORA, NE 68818 CHILDRESS, VERNON, ETAL 19016 UNION ST ’ HEBRON, IN 46341 BEALS, ROGER & JANICE 603 DOUGLAS AVE HENNING, MN 56551 RENO, DOUGLAS & KAREN 21025 RAWHIDE RD ELKHORN, NE 68022 FREEBERG, DONALD R., ET. AL. BOX 89 PLATTSMOUTH, NE 68048 TUCKER, ROBERT G & JEAN K 392 W ST AMHERST, MA 01002 K^n 'BjOA.ke, R. 2 Box 774 CtUhoAoU, MW 56524 BERGLUND, MICHAEL, & ELIZABETH HENNING, MN 56551 EZmo Hamon RR Batttd Lake., MW 56515 HOHENSTEIN, DELLA D. R#1 MADELIA, MN 56062 RGWARDT, VERLYN & BETTY HENNING, MN 56551 BRUTLAG, WILBERT F & EMMA R#2 HENNING, MN 56551 HENNAGIR, LENZIE & MARLYS 6736 BLAISDELL RICHFIELD, MN 55423 BARGER, MARY V WILLIAMS 15533 WIEMER AVE PARAMOUNT , Ca MARQUARDT, HENRY G & ROSELLA R#2 HENNING, MN 56551 FRIBERG, JAMES D. FRIBERG, JEANNE R#2 HENNING, MN 56551 LARUE, PAUL E & BETTY E 420 CEDAR ROAD WYOMING, MN 55092 HANSON, JAMES L & JEWEL W R#6 BOX 36 COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 SANDA, DONALD & KRISTA R#3 BOX 5 STAPLES, MN 56479 MARQUARDT, HENRY G & ROSEl R#2 HENNING, MN 56551 GRONEMAN, JOHN E. 843 N 2ND ST WAHPETON, ND 58075 DOCKWEILER, BARBARA JO % VERNON L CHILDRESS SR R#2 BOX 185 9501 GRAND B1 HEBRON, IN 46341 RICHTER, DARRELL J. RICHTER, BONNIE I. 1002 N 15 1/2 ST MOORHEAD, MN 56560 STARKJOHN, WILLIAM T & ELI R#2 BOX 185 PLATTSMOUTH, NE 68048 GREEN, RUSSELL R & GAIL 1204 8TH ST SW WADENA, MN 56482 OLSON, ARLEN & BEVERLY M2 HENNING, MN 56551 WINKLER, PAUL D M2 HENNING, MN 56551 FRAGODT, LUTHER 612 WILLOW COURT HORACE, ND 58047 LINDLIEF, WENDY 1451 NE 5TH ST WADENA, MN 56482 SANDA, DONALD & KRISTA R#3 BOX 5 STAPLES, MN 56479 KOEP, ALLEN L. KOEP, EVA A. 6406 NOBLE AVE N BROOKLYN CENTER, MN 55429 THOMPSON, JOHN R & IRENE % JAMES D THOMPSON 429 PLEASANT VIEW RD CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 HOPKO, JOHN E & GRETA HENNING, MN 56551 JENSON, KENNETH E & BEVERLY 704 ENGLEWOOD WATERLOO, IA 50701 DIXON, JOHN & JANE 1428 MINNESOTA AVE E FERGUS FALLS, MN 56537 LEGREID, HAROLD B. LEGREID, LINDA M. 734 RICHLAND ST WAHPETON, ND 58075 COMSTOCK, R J & FRANCES E 840 N 2ND WAHPETON, ND 58075 SCHWARTZ, RICHARD & DIANNE 8209 KENTUCKY AVE N BROOKLYN PARK, MN 55445 THOMPSON, RICHARD, ET AL R#3 BOX 167 NORTH PLATTE, NE 69101 ANDERSON, KENNETH M. ANDERSON, GERALDINE E. BOX 309 WINDOM, MN 56101 KORPI, RAYMOND G & PHYLLIS BOX 372 HENNING, MN 56551 NOYES, GINA R#1 BOX 138 FERGUS FALLS, MN 56537 BROVOLD, DENNIS & NANCY R#1 BOX 110 BAGLEY, MN 56621 THOMPSON, JOHN R & IRENE % JAMES D THOMPSON 429 PLEASANT VIEW RD CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 SANDA, EMIL A & LAURA M HENNING, MN 56551 SANDA, JOHN H 21 KRISTEN DRIVE # 1024 SCHAUMBERG'j ILL 60195 MOXNESS, MILTON & MARGUERITE BOX 327 MONTEVIDEO, MN 56265 PEEK, JODY HANSON & JEWEL HANSON 1901 WICKERSHAM DR KNOXVILLE, TN 37922 BOTTKO, GEORGE R & MABEL S %DONALD BOTTKO 3654 NOBLE AVE N ROBBINSDALE, MN 55422 Pd M s 4>-C-. c_hd 1—•Pd s -*sj ►0 2? w pd ON zH<M > >U1 >0 C M ESM1-^n n u (J1 Pd z U)z w ^ w 0 u>Z20 0 0 H H n B n On zMWPIpd pd Od PI cn w t-*z pj >Pd O cn v3 0 pd <M CO M Cd 0 o S8 >0 0 a x:M H-z >H S MV0Hz z z M 0 N)«#n f >fO f 3 «•H p]H M 0 MPdMPOs0P3HzzCO§w w PI p] z V PI w M z «*a tr*fo w f p]pd CO Z z »bd PI f 5>0 X H a z r*Z Ui m X PI E-'> > <X Ui n r*NONpdX0z<ON HUiHpd0PI0nV-n z •VO M Ln ON S.O f •0 r*ON ro O’ Ln tr*NJ 0 O'ro M ON •U>zu>>S/1 m SO X zowH HPd