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minutes of a PLWNING OOrWiOw meeting held APRIL 5, 1976 • .'Affl 3..M. I Qiainnan Pesek announced that it was time f6r the Pil>lic Hearing on the sU>division application of Kenneth W. Oien for his property at 2980 Casco Point Road and the Zoning AdmiJl- istrator t^tesented the Notice of Pii>lic Hearing and Affadavit of M>liCation» Mr* Oien explained that he would like to di vide his 51,000 sq. ft. tract into t»lo lots both exceeding 1/2 acre and the 100 ft. lot width requirement. The Zoning Admin istrator called attention to a map he had drafted after receiving survey information from the heis^ritig. property owner, Haidltoh Moran. It shiiwed that the present existing Casco Point Road, which did not fbllow the line of the platted road, and right- of-way would nn through the Oien property, thus reducing the available area necessarty to meet the Zoning Code, the Zoning Adninistrator stated that State statutes provide for the righ^ of fliaiicipalities to aquire 33 ft of property on both sides of any road used and maintained for more than six years. Mr. Oien stated that his property was Torrens and felt that it was not likely. Hanilton Moran, idio was in attendance, also expressed interest in the road situation because it would place his ex isting house rifi^t in the middle of the road. After all the public were heard, the hearing was closed. PUBLIC HEARING - 8:15 P.M. KENNETH W. OIEN 2980 CASOO POINT MAD SUBDtVISIGN P.M. The Chairman reopened the regular meeting. Van Nest moved. Hake seconded, that the subdivision aDolication of X^eth W. Oien be tabled until the next meeting in order that a sur vey showing the existing roadwi^ and right-of-way in relation to the Oien property be presented and to include an accurate coaputation of tiie dry buildable area excluding the roadway and right-of-way. Motion, Ayes (6) - Nays (0). V ETH W. OIEN 2980 CASCO POINT ROAD SUBDIVISION The GoBmission reviewed the application of Ronald Ross to place an accessory building on a thru lot located at 1960 Lakeview Terrace. As the Comwission began to reconmend ap proval with a condition requiring Mr. Ross to combine his homestead property with his vacant adjoining lot, Mr. Ross <^jected and requested *diat his adjoining property not be a consideration in the petition. The Commission pointed out that presently his honesite was located in a two acre zone and his existing homesite consisted on one acre. Combina tion with the adjoining lot would bring his pr^rty up to present zoning requirements. The Zoning Administrator ad vised Mr. Ross that a Building Permit could not be issued for the vacant lot because it consisted of about 751 wet lands. He also advised the Planning Commission that a combination now would prevent problems that might result from any new owner purchasing tiie property with intentions to build on a parcel consisting mostly of wetlands. He felt that as long as the two parcels are not conbined, the City would have no control over the sale of each individual parcel. Althou^ Mr. Ross persisted in objecting to this condition. Van Nest pointed out that it was well within the Commission jurisdiction to make recommendation having stipulated conditions. Van Nest moved. Hake seconded, that the Planning Comnission reconmend to the Council approval of the Conditional Use Permit application of Ronald Ross subject to the combination of ^ots 1 and 2, Block 1, long Lake Gomtry Club Addition. Motion, Ayes (6) - Nays (0). RONALD ROSS 1960 LAKEVIEN TERRACE CONDITIONAL USB FBFMIT _ _ -_