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) Pox Street - <br />londitional Use <br />1 zone. Section <br />ision of parking <br />ussed their need <br />ose preliminay <br />r been formally <br />to expand within <br />ould require a <br />pping card was <br />3 to be located <br />>n with the city <br />north lot line <br />property. Staff <br />tump pump in the <br />ntory card also <br />onsulted on the <br />lat a drainfield <br />ig and driveway <br />>roving, review <br />:ated within the f <br />mm- <br />wl-’V- <br />...................• - ■ -.v.-.* • .■■■■■ ,i .■ .•• .•■ V..3;--V VZoning Pile il26S Page 2unimproved grass areas of the property. It is staffs responsiblity to advise the applicant that this is the time to plan for the future use of <br />this site, review Exhibit H. The well recently installed in 1986, does not <br />meet the standard for separation from th » septic system. In fact, if you <br />observe the 75* setback area, no septic system could be installed on the <br />property and swet the seperation standard. More than 1/3 of the property <br />and the border around the east side is unsuitable for future septic <br />developement. Before the applicant can consider of further parking <br />ii^provements to this site, the septic issue must bo resolved. <br />Staff would concur that the existing use cf the club is probably the one <br />use that could survive on this severly limited half-acre site. The <br />applicant has advised that there are 3 to 4 ni^ht* scheduled for sieetings <br />and that the most in attendance at any one night is appio*istat«*Iy 40 <br />members. The average meeting is between 15 and 20. Section 10.61(G) would <br />require only 10 spaces based on the total 1,458 s.f. area of the structure. <br />Note additional parking is only required for each 300 s.f. over 2000 s.f. <br />of building. The informal parking area on the north side can easily meet a <br />15 car parking requirement. As the applicant, Minnesota Alano, Inc., is <br />the owner of the property, staff feels it is most important that the owner <br />be advised that any future expansion or Improvement of this property will <br />prohibit of future septic expansion. The septic issue must be resolved <br />with the City before any other changes are approved for the site. Based on <br />the low water use level, applicant may be best advised to install a holding <br />tank, if this is the case, the applicant would have to return seeking a <br />varaince to the septic code. But staff would have no problem approving <br />such a request. At any rate, now is the time to resolve the septic issue. <br />Staff Recoaswndation <br />To table the application until applicant and staff have r sd time to resolve <br />the septic issue. Staff will return the application for the Planning <br />Commissions final reconunendations as soon as the follow i-u can be shown on <br />the site plan/survey: <br />1. Locate new septic system/holding tank??? <br />2. Applicant to redesign parking area taking advantage of the <br />northern portions of the property already covered with the gravel and <br />preserving the green spaces within the front yards. Applicant must <br />locate property stakes at southeast corner at Fex Street and northwest <br />corner at Old Crystal Bay Road. <br />2. Preliminary review would suggest the newly relocated access would <br />be superior to the existing access located too close to the <br />intersection of Fox and Old Crystal Bay. <br />4. Applicant may consider reducing parking needs to no more than 20 <br />parking stalls - applicant may wish to limit nvmber of members at <br />meetings. <br />5. In line with the fact that this application is also granting a <br />formal Conditional Use Permit for the club use, staff would suggest <br />that the applicant provide some written infotmation as to meeting, <br />schedule, number of members, hours of meetings ere. <br />mm <br />•k-' <br />- -VO <br />■A - •; • V,.