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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING HELD JANUARY 14, 1985 PAGE 2 1. Direct the staff to ticket Mr. Johnson for his violations like the City is doing in a Similar case involving Mr. Eller. Wheeler suggested then letting Johnson decide if he wants to come in and appropriately pay the building permits and apply for variances. 2. Wheeler told Council if they dl lji't want to do the above, he asked that his name officially be put on the Planning Commission agenda for January 21, 1985, at which time the Eller dispute will be on the Planning Commission agenda. Wheeler asked that his name be placed on the agenda in order to tie-in his case with a similar case like the Eller case. City Attorney Radio told Wheeler that he was informed by City Staff that if he wished to be placed o,. the Planning Commission Agenda to appeal the decision of the Zoning Administrator, that he is welcome to do that on his own by paying a fee to appeal this decision. Radio stated in fact that the Council has an ordinance in front of them tonight that will increase that appeal application fee from $100 to $200. Jerry Wheeler informed Radio that this was not correct. Wheeler stated that fie was told by Zoning Administrator Mabusth that a decision had been made on this at the Council meeting of last year. Wheeler stated that when he appeared at the last Council meeting, Mayor Butler stated that if he continued to push the matter of the bout, that she would unilaterally give Mr. Johnson a variance for his boat and storage of truck. Wheeler explained that when he talked to City Attorney Radio, Radio informed him that he must appeal the inaction of the City staff and pay a $100 fee. Mayor Butler replied that hardcover was not discussed at the last meeting when Wheeler was present. Jerry Wheeler stated it appears that if an individual is not liked by the City staff or by someone on the City Counci 1 , that if this party goes into apply for a building permit and gets denied, that this party would have to pay a fee to appeal the decision of the staff person. Wheeler asked that the City enforce their laws equally. Wheeler told Council if they were going to ticket Mr. Eller and ask him to come in for variances, then any other citizen should have the same treatment.