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lone I , 198' /4 COUNCILMAN PEIYRSON stated that would mean that. t}-Wy could not own no other real estate to which they could go for relief - what if they wanted to convert the Fourth Street property into rental units MR. 1ADAREE asked if the Mayor was-sking, that they declare 306 West Olive Street as their homestead and MAYOR JUNKER confirmed that sLatument. MRS. VECSUID stated that they are going to rove in there - they are going to keep the house at 402 North Fourth Street so that when they want a breather or they want to come over there . MR. VEGSUND stated that they have not made sane of these decisions until the Council takes action on this request - they do not have a kitchen at 402 North Fourth Street - they are doing some major restoration there - they did not realize the emotional attachment the neighbors had to that house at 306 West Olive Street - they feel that they have made a good effort and the rest is up to the Council. COUNCTUJOMAN AVISE asked the Vegsunds if they would be willing to homestead 306 West Olive and they agreed to that. ODUNCIU9AN PETERSON stated that Just a few months ago the Council heard the plea for anything but Dickie Anderson - KATHY OERTELL stated that this hone has never been advertised with MIS and there have been no signs in the yard - she felt that there are mor channels open - the $240,000 includes furniture and she felt that if the furniture would be removed and put on the market you would have people hiterested - people who keep the neighborhood a family neighborhood - they do have traffic with the Stillwter Residence with 30 residents there and delivery trucks - she would like to see their whole neig,hhorhood quiet and calm for awhile so that they are riot dawn here all of the time. COUNCIUTA►V MAC DONAI.D asked Mr. Magnuson if the Council grants this Conditional Use Permit and they buy the house on a contract and the•v default for one reason or another Mr. Anderson gets his hone back, are his Conditional Use Permits still good. MR. MAGNUSON stated that one of the conditions that the Council can impose is that it not be transferable - it has never been determined in court whether or not that particular point would be enforceable - he would hope it be - he could riot guarantee how the out- come be on a condition like that. The Council can in Wse a lot of conditions but if the Council is looking for those kind of conditions that the court will impose on property, they have to be reasonable and they cannot restrict the free alienation of the property and they have to be based on health, safety and welfare conditions - hopefully they have gotten people to abide by these restrictions that have been imposed and it is largely on their good faith. There was discussion about the transfer of this permit if it is on the land and the Council agreed that they have never transferred any of these permits to the best of their knowledge. There was also discussion about the transfers on the Anderson permits and it was explained that this was not a change in the individual. MR. MAGNUSON stated that there would be no question he (Mr. Anderson) would not have the right to operate a shelter home there -.once they have this permit the other one would be completely gone. The City is in District Court awaiting a trial date on the issue and whether or not the City can be more restrictive than the State and the City's res trictbns were mare harsh than he felt were reasonable. Questions were asked to whom this permit would be issued and MAYOR .>1JNKER stated that as far as h� was concerned this would go to Mr. 6 Mrs. Vegsund only.