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P.;*r ;■’N- •i • 7- j-v. ■i- Ir MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORON^ COUNCIL MEETING HELD APRIL 13, 1992 (ia) #1721 ALBERT HANSER, 1685 FOX STREET - PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION - RESOLUTION #3107 Meridith Howell and Mark Gronberg were present appIicant. to represent the Moorse explained that this is a five lot subdivision request. Mabusth explained that the subdivision will be served by a private road. The applicant has asked for special consideration to use the existing curb cut that serves Lot 1 allowing for two accesses, and the Planning Commission agreed because of the uniqueness of this property. The lot IIne between Lots 1 and 2 wi I I be realigned to provide for 200' width at the shoreline. The guest house Is recognized as a non-conforming structure as it does not meet the required 100’ setback from the shoreline of Tanager Lake defined at 929.4’ elevation. Also, the septic system for the guest house has not been located and the approval resolution will condition that the septic system be replaced within one year of final plat approve I. Jabbour asked why the plan shows the property platted to Tanager Lake. Gronberg explained that it will be shown on the final plat as a wetland area with a drainage easement ever the area. Butler asked If Easement also. we would require a Flowage and Conservation Mabusth confirmed that would be required. Goetten asked about the main drive encroaching the wetlands. Mabusth explained that the wetland In that area has been defined at the 932.3’ elevation and that the 28’ wide road will be 26’ + from the wetland elevation. Goetten asked how far the guest house was frorii the lot I ina. Mabusth noted it is approximately 10’, another reason to classify the structure as non-conforming. Goetten reiterated that this subdivision does not guarantee riparian rights. Butler a^ked how close the public crossing or fishing area of the railroad track was to Lot 5.