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e e e Page 5 City Council Minutes November 16. 1987 2. THAT THE OUTDOOR AREA FOR THE DOGS BE COMPLETELY ENCLOSED WITH A 6 FT. HIGH CHAIN LINK FENCE. 3. THAT THE FENCED AREA SHOLD HAVE A 300' SETBACK REQUIREMENT FROM THE NEAREST NEIGHBORING RESIDENCE. 4. THAT MR. REITSMA CONTROL THE BARKING OF HIS DOGS TO LESS THAN FIVE MINUTES. S. THAT THIS PERMIT ALLOWS A MAXIMUM OF NO MORE THAN TWELVE DOGS OVER 6 MONTHS OF AGE. 6. THAT A CITY KENNEL LICENSE AND PERMIT BE OBTAINED BY THE PETITIONER. 7. THAT THE KENNEL AND MAINTENANCE OF THE ANIMALS COMPLY WITH THE CITY ORDINANCE INCLUDING SANITATION. 8. THAT THE KENNEL BE SUBJECT TO INSPECTIONS BY CITY STAFF AT REASONABLE TIMES AND INTERVALS. 9. THAT THERE BE ONE KENNEL RUN PER DOG TO AVOID FIGHTING. 10. THAT A NEW BUILDING BE ERECTED OR THE EXISTING BUILDING ON THE PROPERTY BE MODIFIED FOR THE DOGS; INSULATED FOR SOUND PROOFING AND MECHANICALLY VENTILATED OR THE DOGS BE SURGICALLY DEBARKED TO CONTROL NOISE. 11. THAT THE DOGS BE KEPT INSIDE THIS SOUND PROOFED BUILDING FROM 10:00 P.M. TO 6:30 A.M. AND ALSO WHEN NO ONE IS ON SITE TO CONTROL THEM IF NOT DEBARKED. 12. THAT THERE BE NO ADDITIONAL DOGS UNTIL THIS BUILDING IS COMPLETED. 13. THAT NO DOGS BE BOARDED OR GROOMED ON THIS SITE THAT ARE NOT OWNED BY THE PETITIONERS EXCEPT FOR STUD SERVICE. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3-0. 6. ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS At this time. Cliff Lundberg was present to represent the Central Business District (CBD) property owners. Mr. Lundberg discussed with the Council some possible ways to assess the downtown beautification project in a fair manner. Mr. Lundberg stated that some of the possibilities for assessments were: 1. 2. 3. By square footage of each lot within the CBD. Based on the assessed value of each building within the By square footage of the area of buildings which business purposes. By some type of a "layer" street which was improved businesses not directly on CBD. are used for 4. effect whereas the businesses along the received a higher assessment than the improved street but within the CBD.