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• MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING <br />HELD JUNE 25,1997 <br />Bellows questioned the E occupancy classification on the building permit. Oman responded it was <br />an error as he had not researched the file completely. A previous building permit was issued as an <br />R -3. He stated that most of the permits he issues fall under that classification and he made an error <br />writing in the code on his review worksheet. <br />Schneider added that in the zoning reviews of 1994 and 1997, the classification was an E occupancy. <br />He referred to a memo dated April 18, 1994 from Lyle Oman and Bruce Vang. Oman responded <br />that prior to the day care use, the original occupancy was educational and classified with a different <br />code at that time. Schneider noted that F -3 is never mentioned. He did not feel the City documents <br />in his Document Package #6 could be relied on. <br />Kohnen asked Oman why he used the B -2 classification. Oman responded that, in his understanding, <br />the E occupancy is for full -time educational purposes while B occupancy is more of a business -type <br />use where there are classes for adults and children for short periods of time. B -2 use is more for <br />profit. <br />Schneider noted that their classes were non - profit. He reiterated the code for E occupancy includes <br />when children are present for 12 or more hours per week or 4 or more days per week. Oman noted <br />• there were students beyond the 12th grade in classes. Schneider agreed. Oman explained that, in <br />his mind, he would consider that a B -2 use. The building code says "Every building whether <br />existing or hereafter erected, shall be classified by the building official according to its use and <br />character." <br />Bellows asked how the Minnetonka Art Center is classified. Oman was not sure and would have to <br />do some research. <br />Grace commented that he could complete the code search if it was an E occupancy and forward a <br />report to the architect, as required with E occupancies. <br />Ilse commented that there was no summer school at the Environmental School but they were having <br />open houses. Erickson added that at a recent Council meeting, the Mayor had directed City staff to <br />expedite this matter. <br />Bellows asked if there was any alternative to the sprinkler. Oman responded that the code doesn't <br />give any leeway. <br />Bellows explained that the B -2 use is the intermittent use by children and adults as an educational <br />facility and is different from the proposed E -2 use. Schneider responded that he has shown that an <br />E -2 use existed while it was classified as B -2. <br />• <br />11 <br />
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