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MIllUTES OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1981 Page 4 Opheim withdrew previous motion. Opheim then asked Mr. Newman if Mr. Petersen would agree to cease all transmission upon notice of the neighbors that they were experiencing interference via the telephone, radio or television. Mr. Newman responded that Mr. Petersen would be in complete agreement. (PETERSEN CONT^l At this time the neighbors had more comments to be addressed. David Quay wanted to know at who's expense was Mr. Petersen going to operate his hobby? He stated that he was not going to add anything onto his equipment if it was Mr. Petersen's fault. Newman stated that Petersen has been operating within the same frequency band for the past few months and there has been no signs of interference. The height of the antenna will have no affect on tho. transmission. He stated that Mr. Petersen was more than happy to personally check with the chief of the FCC. Newman asked the neighbors if they had any problems since Mr. Petersen had been using the new, more expensive equipment. The neighbors stated that they have had no problems recently. O Goetten stated that first the neighbors should call the appropriate agency when they experience any interference. Mr. Petersen should also be contacted r garding any interference and work to solve the problem, and then when all else fails the City should be notified. Opheim moved to approve the conditional use permit with the condition that any radio, television, or telephone interference noted by the neighbors (they are to notify the City) '' \t Mr. Petersen is to shut down his operation immediately the cause of the interference is determined and further that Mr. Petersen agrees to bear any expense for modification at his expense for modification to his neighbors personal equipment should it be determined that such modification is necessary to preclude interference by Mr. Petersen's radio transmission. McDonald seconded. Vote: Ayes (6), Nays (0). Mr. and Mrj. Swanson and Mr. Nesset, applicant's architect, were present. Mabusth noted to the Planning Commission that the proposed addition will go over the existing hardcover, and that it also encroaches into the 75' lakeshore setback area. KENT SWANSON 3229-B Casco Circle Variance #667 O. Nesset noted a hardship of the lot being an unusual pie shaped. Mabusth noted that 17,000 sf of their total property of 30,000 sf was unbuildable because of the shape of the lot. Tr'3'Timr' rr' 1 ^ ^ r »r ‘ 1 i n ^ ^ ’il'l ^ ^ Biaiu