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Zoning File #1663 August 30, 1991 Page 2 The oversized accessory structure at 1,648 s.f. located on Lot 2 will no longer achieve the credit of the principal structure located on Lot 1. During an inspection of this site, portions of the barn structure have been found to be in a serious state of disrepair. The lean-to attached to the east side of the original barn and the shed to the west side appear unsafe and must be addressed by applicant. At the proposed 2 acre arr'-> for Lot 2, the property is allowed a 1200 s.f. oversized ac cry structure. Applicant has agreed to remove both the old sr the west and lean-to/pole barn out asks that the remaining n at 30.2' X 18.4' (55.69 s.f.) be allowed to remain for 1 year. The applicantion was tabled at the July meeting because of a report by the septic inspector that the existing septic system serving the residence on Lot 1 showed signs of failing. Testing was required for both a principal and alternate on-site septic system for Lot 1. Weekman has worked with the applicant suggesting certain alterations and Improvements to the existing system to see if it can still be saved. The system shall be monitored. If it falls, a new septic system will be installed to the northeast of the existing residence. The second issue of an illegal duplex use has been resolved. Review Exhibits H and I, the lower level of the residence is no longer being rented. This has been reconfirmed in Mr. Johnson's letter. Section 10.26, Subdivision 3 (A) does not allow a duplex within the rural residential zone. The lower level cannot be used for bedroom use as the windows do not meet egress requirements for a sleeping room. The existing improvements can remain as an accessory recreation area use for the current owners. Condition of approval must include a notice to the public that duplex use of this structure is in violation of the Code and a disclaimer that the lower level does not qualify as a legal sleeping room. Plaiming Comsdssloii Recommendation To approve the 2 lot plat subdivision application of Mark Johnson for the property located at 4465 Bayside Road finding that all standards of the RR-IB zoning district and on-site septic codes have been satisfied. This approval is subject to the following conditions: 1. Upon preliminary approval of the Council, the City Assessor shall be asked to determine a park fee for the creation of the new lot. Payment of the park fee is based on 8% of the current market value of the property in an undeveloped state. Payment of park fee shall be due upon the filing of the final plat.