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- ■‘^1 <br />Diming Use <br />. They have <br />acil’s <br />nel operation). <br />on and property <br />ons on expand- <br />ransfer of the <br />blic the <br />submit a letter <br />ennel operators, <br />ddress of former <br />ced, if any. <br />or the Planning <br />experiences with <br />ftter I sent him <br />; requested. <br />ht to the City’s <br />y would <br />Lilmer is <br />epartment deals <br />56 of several <br />pearing before <br />^er any questions <br />the Planning <br />r the Planning <br />fe'' <br />' . - IS <br />> ! <br />I III—HI umm' I iwiiwiiiT <br />% ■''a <br />I. <br />: ' ■ ’■ ' <br />m: <br />*r y d * ^r.‘I 'cr.■yl : r»f:f j) <br />5011 ?nd Avenue S. <br />Minncapolisj Pn., 55^-9 <br />October 11» 1977 <br />Mr. Henry F. Muhich <br />Zoning Ar^mlnistrator <br />City of Orono <br />P. 0. Box ^6 <br />Crystal Bay, Mn., 553^3 <br />Dear Mr, Muhich, <br />Your letter of October 6, 1977, reou^sted additional information relative to <br />the cont-’nued operation of t^ayside Kennels, 3505 ’day7.ata Blvd. , long lake, Mn. , <br />.^g p-y iinderstand-^ng that there h?.ve been problems in *'he cast and <br />yo'ir concern regardini? continxiine operations is certainly unders l andabl e. I <br />am confident that all parties can be reassured that a net boarding facility <br />^s suitable use for ‘he property an^ that it ’••ill be orerated in such a manner as <br />to eliminate any nuisance factor. The foUo ’cing information ans ’-rers your letter. <br />Business stnicture: <br />I have obtained from F A M Savings Bank a ne^’ mortgage of the physical facilities. <br />rational City Bank of Minneaoolis , ’-There I have banked for many years, has examinid <br />the projected business analysis and has agre<xi to lend a portion of the remaining <br />capital! The facilities ’.*dTl be repaired and »'ed«corated as outlined later. The <br />house and buildings will be Vised to Brian and Cathy Fulmer, my son and daughter- <br />ir-lav for residence and business operation. Incorporation of the bv.siress has <br />been concluded ••ith the Minnesota Secretary of State and the facility ••ill be operated <br />as"The Dog House Boarding Ken ’-el, Inc,” in order to emphasize new o ’-nershio and <br />to rebuild the image of the business in the community. <br />r u <br />Facilities: <br />The property consists of a small two bedroom residence, a pet receiving building <br />ivith cages, a separate kennel building v^ith access to exterior chain link or wire <br />runs, a metal/concrete block building with larger pens and exterior runs, and <br />several exterior runs small individual dog houses attached. Maximum capacity <br />is estimated at sixty animals, Mo additional buildings are contemplated at <br />this time. <br />Facility condit-^on: <br />The resi'^^ence, p'^t r^ce^ving bu ’^ldint: and ^'ennel bu ’’''dinp are all in need of <br />repair, refurbishing and decorating. The ne ’*er metal/concreLe block building is <br />preeentlv functional. I ouote '^rom my August ?9, 197'’, letter to F fi- M Bank: <br />!• <br />’’During my conversation ’"ith Ror^r Eckr:anr) (Manager Mortgage T-oan Departm‘~nt) <br />regarding a mortgage '’oan on 3505-3^07 V’ayzata Blvd,, long lake, Mn. , 5535^ <br />(h ’ayside Kennels), T agreed to submit a f’<=>’-eral statement of pVnned im- <br />prov“-e’'ts to the p'TS'-'ral r<^‘'iderca and the ^'■•^nel bu^ldinrs in order to <br />t some negati ”e com-’-'^^nts by the appraiser.off se <br />I <br />I <br />'i <br />% <br />. <br />1%, <br />I <br />r ^ <br />l¥ <br />As yoi <br />Persoi <br />c <br />1 <br />h <br />c <br />B <br />a <br />t <br />h. <br />K- <br />Consult <br />SBA, Na <br />■ra : cu’nr <br />busires