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mmmmmm zciEm lecl) ERSO:^ \R?1 L\NE E - IjrfT \?R\ WIOTil 4 ( n - A ■■m :4i , H- i ! * :'j .^1 HpuUinM l!^' ^ • • V irSl i ;s MINUTES OF A PLANNING CaiMISSim MEETING HELD SEPTBIBER 19, 1977 - PAGE 6 After a brief discussion, Guthrie moved, Hannah seconded, to reccmmend approval of this application subject to the com bination of Tracts A and B and tlie curb cut off Linden Lane. Hardship: No otlier land available, ^^otion - Ayes (4), Nays (0). Dick Walsh of Equity Ccnstniction was present. He explained to tlie Comnission that Pic a Pop is requesting approval to use the existing pylon for erection of a 4 ft. x 6 ft. sign. The existing pylon is located 35 ft. from the County center- line and tlie sign as proposed would extend over the right of way thereby necessitating a setliack variance. Tlie size of the proposed sign meets the requirements and would be in keeping witli the area. Mr. Walsh stated tliat moving the sign back at tliis time u’ould affect parking. He also stated that the owners would, at their oim expense, move the sign farther back from the County Road should this be necessary. After a brief discussion, Hannah moved, Guthrie seconded, to recommend approval of the sign location based on the fact that the size is appropriate and the placement as requested is in keeping with tlie other signs in the area and (''nners have agreed to move the sign if the City should ever so request. Motion - Ayes (4), Nays (0). A1 Olson stated tliat the appliccint is requesting approval of a variance for construction of a nav home on a lot that is substandard. 'Die applicant has submitted two proposals and in each case the proposed house wuld meet the required setbacks. ^Ir. Upton was present. His ’’preferred plan” would place the proposed house in approximately the same locatioii as tlie previous house which burned'down. Tliis location would be in line with the two adjacent homes and would meet tlie lalceshore setback requirement. Tlie Commission noted the existing non-conforming garage to the back of the property, ^fr, Upton informed them tliat he would like to use this structure for storage. Given the fact that the non-conforming garage would be used for storage and is on a dead end, it was the feeling of tlie Comnission not to request the applicant to move this structure. Guthrie moved, McDonald seconded, to recommend approval of the ’’preferred plan” locating the proposed house approxi mately on tlie old foundation in line with the adjacent homes, subject to no other variances. Motion - Aves (4), Nays (0). R. BERGERSON (continued) (/<298) nc A POP 3465 SHOPJ-LIM: DRIVE VARIANCE - SICl LOCATION (//300) GLENN UIM’QN 1015 LINDEN LANE Vy\RIANCE - IX)T ARJA T, WIDTH (//301) I 4 im ■v'E y '■ :i^ : :• ■Jfe I MINim-S OF A PIA Mr. Stewart was ; a variance for ci located approxim; Tlie tivo tracts, , The front area o is rather restri< that blocks the ’ Ifoving the drivei Anv new access w< Mr. Stewart explj addition in line the natural habil Tlie Commission fc the area. McDom approval of the i keeping with the lease amount of 1 would be an addec Mr. Olson stated to construct a S( is zoned residem in that zone. A v'iously for tlie c property. Mr. Holasek was p meet all tlie requ in keeping with t Guthrie moved, Ha the application f construction of t zone vdiicli suppor Ayes (3), Nays (0 Mr. Filkins was p variance for cons garage. Applican engineer. Mr. 01: septic systan woir engineer. Tlie ac< road and evidence be provided. After a brief disc to recommend appn appropriate reviei system design and access easement.