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NINUTBS OP THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING HELD MARCH 18, 1985. PAGE 10 <br />#901 KARL P. JOHNSON Chairman Callahan then read a letter from Jerry <br />Wheeler enclosed in the Planning Commission packet <br />opposing the storage of Johnson’s boat and the way <br />City staff enforces the ordinances. Callahan read <br />another letter sumbitted by Wheeler (attached to <br />these minutes. Exhibit A) which express his opinion <br />regarding Johnson's variance request and the way <br />s-.aff and Council have dealt with this matter. <br />Callahan read a letter written by Planning Commission <br />member. Bill Sime, asking the Planning Commission to <br />enforce the ordinances an deny Johnson's variance <br /><letter attached to minutes. Exhibit B). <br />Crystal Bay Road residents submitted a petition <br />agreeing not to restrict any type or size of boat, <br />nehicle and/or trailer within the confines of their <br />property (original petition attached to minutes. <br />Exhibit C). <br />Kelley noted that the diagram provided by a neigh­ <br />boring property owner seems to indicate tnat the <br />retaining wall is within the 75' setback. <br />Zoning Administrator Mabusth stated that Karl Johnson <br />did a sketch and the area calculations were done from <br />a boundary survey done by Mark Gronberg a year ago. <br />There is no certification of the 75' setback. Staff <br />went out and took the tape and determined where the <br />75' setback area was. Planning Commission may require <br />at this point that the 75 feet setback line be <br />certified by surveyor. <br />Zoning Administrator Mabusth clarified the events <br />surrounded by Sandra George application. The City <br />staff went out to tag Mr. Johnson for excavation and <br />found out the City was responsible for the moving of <br />the dirt. Mr. Johnson had been given a stop work <br />order back in 1982 for filling along the lakeshore. <br />The fill was taken from a bank along the west side of <br />the house. At that time staff advised Mr. Johnson <br />to put in retaining walls to stop the erosion <br />problem. <br />Mr. Johnson noted that he had come home one day and <br />the City had put in rip rap along the lakeshore. <br />Chairman Callahan stated according to staff's review <br />the applicant has placed gravel over approximately <br />440 square feet of an area located within 75' of the <br />lake.