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MINUTES OF A PLANNING 0»tHSSI0N I^ING HELD MARCH 1, 1976 - PA® 2. to enlarp someone »s lot for building purposes. He felt the precedent woula be haimful in future situations. Van Nest stated that a vacation must be in the public interest r- u ^ j , , Woolley still felt that changingfive substandard lots into three would be beneficial. The Com mss ion directed their concern to the remaining property owned by Mr. Johnson because presently two living units are situated there and as a part of the consideration ot the presei. \ --- ^ I--------- \JA, Uiro pflTCSCllt^ &PplX* ^tion It was the Gonmission^s duty to be sure that all lot lines would be in mitable ccnfoTmity. The Commission felt that under present conditions they would recommend denial of the ap plication becau^ the plan siismitted was not brdad enou^ in should include consideration of Lots 161, 162, 163, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176 and 177 and include a line ii- vide the rental unit from the Johnson house in a repldt. iC 162 could someday be sold as a building site and could lead to forcing the City to open Maple Lane. Hannah moved, Woolley seconded, that the request of Quentin Johnson, Allen Doihldee and Ken Lantto be tabled until ^ alternative proposal is presented. Motion, Ayes (5) - Nays Hannah moved, Woolley seconded, that the Planning Commission recommend to the Council that the Final Plat of the Registered Land Survey of Dale McCurd^r be approved as submitted but sub- ject to the Paric Dedication Fee being paid. Motion, Ayes (5) ^ Nays (0). ^b^^e, appeared to represent Jim McCleary conceniing the taditional Use Peimit renewal of the Stubbs Bay Marina Cafe. 1.V3 Coninissicn noted the absence of Bruno Burak, the 1975 pe titioner, but c^^uded that the peimit went witii the property and not the petitioiier. Because the Gomnission had heard rumors cmcerning the management of the Cafe, Police Chief Mel Kilbo Lm been asked to appear and report concerning any problems at u® Qiief stated that eleven complaints were made to the Police last year and were in the nature of sale of 3.2 beer to minors. Two of the complaints were heard in court and char ges would be dismissed after the lapse of proscribed time set th© courts. Chief Kilbo felt this was an excessive amount of complaints for this establishment and called attention to Resolution No. 617, issued in conjunction with their 1975 Li- quor License, m which tne owner stated he would construct a partition to divide the liquor serving area from the recrea- tional area O"^ the building or to quit allowing minors in the establishment. He noted Aat tliis had not been done. Chief Kilbo stated that the Police Department had no concern or com plaint concerning the soup and sandwich part of the operation. It was suggested that perhaps the Liquor License and Condi tional Use Pennit should run concurrently so that all matters ^^uld be considered as a vhole. Mr. Bothe agreed that the should be considered together iSu-fficulties * under a lease situation to Mr. Burak. Woolley moved, McDonald seconded, that the Planning Conmission rec^imend to the Council the ext^icn of the present Conditional Use Permit of the Stubbs Bay Marina until the expiration of the LS'quor License on QUENTIN JOHNSON, ETAL Cont. ‘1’ DAUB McCURDY 4041 NORTH SHORE DRIVE FINAL PLAT STUBBS BAY MARINA CAFE CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT 3445 BAYSIDE ROAD 1 i] : j i