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ir ROAD s. NING ACT ^ Ri>lK'rt .^otmson - 1121 r.lm k1 Avenue / Variance - Un Area m Width Page 2 PLANNING a)^f^ISSIO^’ MEPTING - November 15, 1976 o ,/H « ,* ». Jim DeSplinter, recent purchaser of the property, presented some plans for a proposal on subject lot. After brief revie\v, it was discovered that all detailed data as requested vcas not noted on plans. Planning Cormnission requested necessary data. Tabled proposal to give applicant opportunity to meet with Zoning Administrator to resolve questions so proper plans can be submitted. STAFF - Noveni>er 24, 1976 New applicant, Mr. Jim DeSplinter, has come in with some revised plans, but they weren’t complete (all potential problems were not resolved). If proper material is submitted in time for mailing, we can consider application. STAFF - Noveirt^er 30, 1976 The applicant has submitted one plan of his proposal. The plan is too large for Staff to duplicate oi our machines, so I'll present this single copy at the meeting so we can consider the proposal. I believe we should treat this as a work session item only as all problems have not been resolved as yet. We could suggest a few dianges if necessary and instruct the applicant to detain statements of no objections from tlie surrounding neighbors. PLANNING Caf llSSIQN MEETING - Decemlier 6, 1976 Plamiing Commission tabled this application as Mr. DeSplinter was not present. The ZcMiing Administrator presented plan submitted to him by the applicant. Tlie plan consisted of a dwelling and detadied garage. A variance would be re<iuireright of way setback. Mr. DeSplinter is new considering an attached garage where no setback v'ariances \>iould be required. Some regrading of the right of way would be required, but letters of no objection would be required from affected adjoining neiglibors. Bill Carlson and John Gerhardson of the I^blic Works Department ins|X5Ctetl the site and reviewed Mr. DeSpl inter's proposal. They both agreed with t the proposal of regrading of the right of way to to two feet providing culverts are installed to provide natural drainage and manliole extensions be added by Mr. DeSplinter if road grade is raised (subject to no objection from neighbors). Ricliard Tiegen neighbor to the nortli was present, lie liad no olijection to the proposal, but was concerned about tlie drainage. 'Hie Zoning Administrator informed him that the applicant had agreed to install a 12" culvert to maintain the natural flow of the runoff. 4 • h a.m.