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MIHUTBS OP THE PIANNIHG CQHMISSIOH MBBTIllG OCTOBBR 17, 1988 ZONING FILE 31326-RONALD LAUER CONTINUED the property. With regard to the drainage, an independent hydrologist would need to be hired to provide a plan for drainage control. Kelley also requested grading plans and site plans so th.at the actual runoff can be determined. The issue of the road would also need to be addressed and Kelley asked that a representative from the Wayzata Country Club be present the next time this matter was before the Planning Commission. Mrs. Hausoir indicated that she was concerned about the road and private driveway taking out all of the vegetation that currently acts as a buffer for their property. Cohen added that safety would be a major factor should the road become a public road. Motion, Ayes=7, Nays=0, Motion passed. NOTE: Mr. Greig's information was accepted by staff for use as exhibits for this application. #1329 THOMAS MCNELLIS 355 HOODHILL ROAD VARIANCES-SECOND REVIEW The applicant was present for this matter. A brief review of this application was given by Assistant Planning and Zoning Administrator Gaffron. He stated that a front setback variance was required. The applicant has revised his proposal by changing the deck and garage, in addition to moving the location of the house slightly further south. The applicant now requires only a variance for the front setback which will be 37' rather than the required 50*. There will no longer be an encroachment into the wetland setback area, but applicant requests that the City allow cantilevering of the deck into the 26' wetland setback. Chairman Kelley inquired as to the number of houses that could possibly be built to the north of this property. Gaffron stated that there is currently one house, with a potential for one more. Kelley asked the applicant whether the access road was private or public. Mr. McNellis replied that the road was a private road that served the old Pillsbury home that is now owned by John Prudden. Kelley asked about the remainder of the road that connects with Woodhill. Gaffron stated that Woodhill Road was actually owned by Woodhill Country Clib. Kelley asked whether the applicant had any agreement with the owners of the road in case the heavy construction equipment should damage the road. Mr. McNellis responded that he would be responsible for repairing the road if it was damaged. Planning Commission member Bellows asked how many acres Mr. Prudden owned. Mr. McNellis replied that he had a little over 8 acres. Bellows observed that there co'ld be 4 houses built in that location. Kelley asked how far the building envelope was from the