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T John Wojcik July 19, 1990 Page 2 4. Pile #906, S.G. McWilliams, 1120/1130 Willow Drive South - Spring 1985. The applicant proposed a lot line rearrangement between two existing substandard residence parcels. Staff contended that the lot line rearrangement would leave the westerly parcel with inadequate area for expansion of the existing septic system should that become necessary. The subdivision request was delayed approximately 1 month pending decisions on the construction of municipal sewers, then was approved upon confirmation that sewer would be installed. 5. Pile #1341, Todd Ziesmer, 3440 Bayside Road - Pall 1988. The applicant requested a lot width variance to construct a new residence to replace the existing deteriorated residence. In this case, applicant submitted septic testing and design work to show that a primary and alternate drainfield site existed on the property, and applicant was allowed to construct the proposed residence with the use of temporary holding tanka until such time that a decision was made regarding the installation of sewers in Stubbs Bay. If Stubbs Bay sewers do not materialize, the applicant would be required to construct the mound drainfield system as designed. Currently, the applicant is maintaining holding tanks and has a pumping contract on file with the City. 6. Pile #1458, Blake Bichanich, 332 Westlake Street - Fall 1989. The applicant proposed a second story «:.ddition, increasing the number of bedrooms from one to two. The proposal required a side setback variance. The existing substandard system was functioning adequately, and there was some opportunity for future expansion of that system if the adjacent commonly owned lot was combined. Council approved the additions subject to the applicant agreeing to sign an assessment appeal waiver for the Stubbs Bay Sewer Project, and applicant was advised that if the sewer did not occur and the septic system failed at some point in the future, the applicant would be required to take whatever steps necessary to provide a functional septic system, up to and including installation of holding tanks. The resolutions for this variance have yet to be filed. Applicant is still attempting to obtain signatures from the Contract for Deed holders. 7. File #1536, Steve Gardiner, 3770 Bayside Road - Summer 1990. This item will appear on Council's August 13th agenda. Briefly, the applicant wished to construct a second story addition to provide a second and third bedroom on this very substandard lot. Planning Commission initially tabled the request, indicating to the applicant that they likely