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% Zoning File #1083 October 15, 1986 Page 2 of 3 The proposed lot line rearrangement does not involve the creation of new lots but will provide riparian access to the Barr and Bernier properties. All newly proposed lots meet the required area and lot width standards of the LR-IC zoning district. Note each lot maintains 100+ feet of lineal feet of shoreline. All existing structures meet required setbacks from all newly proposed lot lines. The utility easements intersecting both the vacated roadway and Lot 1 have been designated as 20 feet in width as originally requested by City Engineer. A drainageway from Casco Circle that runs between the shared lot line of Lots 2 and 3 has been protected by requiring customary drainage and utility easements along interior lot lines by extending width from 5 feet to 10 feet. Once again, staff recommends approval of the proposed lot line rearrangement application of Bernier, Barr and Klint finding all standards of the LR-IC zoning district have been satisfied subject to the following conditions: 1. Final plat to ‘eflect dedication of Ivy Place right-of- way via quit claim deed per Maple Avenue vacation - note the area of roadway shown on prelimary plat as "to be dedicated as road" has already been deeded to the City upon approval of Maple Avenue vacation. 2. Klint to complete sewer payment of $970.00 for connection to municipal sewer. Incorrectly charged $375.00 with building permit - total payment required of $1,345.00. Additional Comments - Current status of Three Properties: Staff would like to address two issues pertaining to the current status of these properties. The first matter involves Klint's dredging application with the DNR (review Exhibit J). Klint's contractor ran into major difficulties during the phase of the hauling of the spoils from the land base. It is my understanding that the contractor refuses to complete the dredging operation - DNR has recently advised the permit has been revoked. Staff has been monitoring the site for over three weeks since the dredging operation ceased. The spoils have been removed - the area used by the trucks has been severely disturbed and no attempt has been made by Klint to repair his property or the adjacent neighbor's property. Staff has been in contact with both DNR & MCWD regrading the enforcement of their permits. The MCWD knew nothing of the status of the project and the DNR had sent a field inspector out on the site. The disturbed lakeshore area remains unattended with no provisions for erosion control.