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A PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING HELD MARCH 18, 1991 (#6)ZONING FILE #1624-DAVID CARLSON CONTINUED traditional si^ory and a iialf, it will ba no buildings across the street." taller than the Torangeau asked what is happening with the property across the street. Crear stated that he \/as unable to attend the last Council meeting when the gas station property was discussed. He expressed concern regarding the increased traffic on Spates Avenue. He said, "That is an issue that should be addressed no natter what happens with the gas station property. Torangeau suggested blocking off Spates Avenue just before ••.he railroad tracks- He stated that the majority of traffic • _ ^ A 1— — 1 — 1 A ^comes from people attempting to avo .d the back«id up traffic trying to get onto to Highway 15 from County Road 51. Kelley stated that approval of the previo-us application included a 40' x 30' building envelope. He suggested that Planning Commission could require the building to be constructed entirely within that area, and it would be up to the applicant to size the building accordingly if he wished to have the decks. Mabusth noted that the 40* x 30’ ouilding envelope, as approved v/ith application #1592, did not include the decks. She said, "40' x 30* included only the structure itself." Kelley observed that the original proposal did not include a second-story deck, only a grade level deck. He said, "We did not consider the aspect of a second-story deck with the last application." Bellov/s said, "I am inclined to agree with the neighbors. I think this structure is so much closer to what anyone living in that neighborhood would want to see, that I hesitate a bit to want to change it. VJhat concerned me about disallowing the deck on the second level is that the retail business cannot logically be moved upstairs. Without the second-story deck, the clubhouse looses any kind of exterior space. In my opinion. this structure, with the deck, is very much in keeping v/ith what our lakeside structures oiight to be. I have no objections to this plan." Hanson stated that he had no objections to this application. The Public Hearing was continued - 12 -