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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD JUNE 24, 1985_ PAGE 8 <br /> STATUS REPORT <br /> (CONT. ) Councilmember L. Adams felt that Wheeler ' s issue ought to be <br /> discussed and the properties at 3385 and 3393 Crystal Bay <br /> Road to be discussed as separate issues. <br /> Councilmember Frahm addressed the issues in the staf f inemo on <br /> a point by point basis . Frahm stated that regarding the � <br /> hardcover (POINT A) as long as no driving or plastic is on the <br /> gravel then it is not considered hardcover. Frahm noted <br /> that he is aware that the structure under 120 ' sf does not <br /> require a permit. Frahm stated that the 160 ' sf shed does <br /> require a permit and will additionally have to apply for an <br /> after the fact variance. Frahm noted that staff observed no <br /> boats, therefore, it is no longer an issue. Frahm had no <br /> problems with the wood piles. Frahm asked staff to <br /> investigateinto the wood pile addressed tonight by Wheeler . <br /> Jerry Wheeler stated that he did present his complaint <br /> through the proper channels. Wheeler felt that the <br /> questions of relevancy of Karl Johnson and Dick Carl ' s <br /> violations will become relevant as this mess gets bigger. <br /> Wheeler pointed out that this block (the neighborhood ) is in <br /> shambles when it comes to compliance with the ordinances . <br /> Wheeler felt that the Council should not enforce ordinances <br /> only on complaint basis in this neighborhood because that <br /> would be singling out certain individuals. Wheeler noted <br /> for the record that this block is in non-conformance with the <br /> ordinances in regard to hardcover, exterior structures , and <br /> lot line setbacks. Wheeler asked that if the Council is <br /> going to enforce those ordinances on himself , Johnson, and <br /> Carl, he asked that pictures not be taken of just these three <br /> homes but of the whole block. Wheeler asked the Council to <br /> be fair and to look at the whole block. Wheeler admitted <br /> that he parks on his gravel pad and noted that Johnson also <br /> uses his gravel pad for storage and transportation of <br /> vehicles. Wheeler noted that the wood pile is infested with <br /> rodents and he fears for the safety of a young child living in <br /> his home. <br /> Mayor Butler asked what type of rodents are in the wood pile. <br /> Jerry Wheeler noted that ground squirrels live in the wood <br /> pile. <br /> Mayor Butler noted that ground squirrels are indigenous to <br /> Minnesota and help beautify the lakeshore. <br /> Councilmember L. Adams tried to explain his point of view and <br /> was repeatedly interrupted by Wheeler. <br /> Mayor Butler ruled Wheeler out of order and instructed him to <br /> leave the Council Chambers. <br /> ` ' - <br />