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ity adding to <br />ig from the <br />er of families <br />ched to say <br />1 add to the <br />a. <br />on his proposed <br />to try to get <br />bors very much. <br />to me and my <br />ney in my pro- <br />I improve my <br />on that I don't <br />>perty evalua- <br />^amily. Cer- <br />Commission at <br />ts on the lot <br />a variance is <br />lint is repre- <br />tsbee, and Hansen <br />mm- *Hiii <br />^aNUTES OF A PLANNING C».^^SSICIN MEETING HELD MAY 2, 1977 - PAGE 4 <br />*v' ^ <br />A? <br />The Zoning Administrator stated that the applicant is <br />requesting a lot area and width variance on a lot in the <br />^ple Hjll subdivision. This is the last lot of the <br />subdivision and the area is sewered. <br />Mr. Novotny, adjoining property owner, was present. Hie <br />Planning Comnission explained to him that this area was <br />originally zoned 1/2 acre. This area was rezoned to one <br />acre in January of 1975 with the understanding that it <br />would probably be necessary to grant some variances. <br />Hassel moved, McDonald seconded, to approve this variance <br />s^ject to a park dedication fee and there is no addi­ <br />tional land available. <br />Motion - Ayes (6), Nays (0). <br />Mr. Keith Sjodin, Attorney for Waconia Homes, arrived and <br />the Planning Commission discussed this proposal with him. <br />Mr. Sjodin indicated Waconia Homes interest in purchasing <br />Lots 6 and 7 to confcine with Lots 1-5 as two building <br />sites. As with Mr, Doerfler, the Planning Commission <br />indicated to Mr. Sjodin that regardless of idiat lot <br />rearrangement was negotiated, only two building sites <br />would be possible for the entire block (Lots 1-10). <br />The Planning Comnission informed Mr. Sjodin that this <br />matter had been tabled to allow time for checking into <br />the status of the property. <br />Chairman Hannah announced that he would not be parti­ <br />cipating in this discussion and hfeniber IfcDonald <br />chaired this item. <br />The Zoning Administrator stated that Mr. Rhode is <br />r^uesting a variance on a substandard lot. A <br />similar variance was approved several years ago on <br />the same lot. ^proval at that time was conditioned <br />on the removal of the carriage nouse. Current pro­ <br />posal requests the use of the existing structure. <br />The Planning Cammission reviewed the revised site <br />plan with Mr. Rhode and the two adjoining neighbors, <br />Mr. Becker and Mr. ^ Mrs. Lauer. Proposed site <br />appears to be a little too far forward. However, <br />moving the house location back to the 30* setback <br />line would result in an encroachment on the Lauer*s <br />to the west. The Zoning Administrator suggested <br />that it might be best to come to a happy medium and <br />locate the front of the house midway between the <br />proposed location and the average setback line. <br />KEN ROELOFS * <br />2605 LYDIARD CIRCLE <br />VARIANCE - LOT AREA ^ WIDn| <br />(1252) <br />VIRGIL DOERFLER <br />4799 TONKA VIEW <br />VARIANCE - LOT AREA <br />(#249) <br />JACK RHODE <br />1410 BOHNS POINT ROAD <br />VARIANCE - LOT AREA 6 WIDTH <br />REVISED PLANS <br />(#210)