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. MINYTES OF THE. PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING OF AUGUST 15, 1983. Page 10 <br />#750 WILLIAM JLRICH 1. Proposed pathway along edge of seawall must be <br />(CONT. ) pervious to water and made of a natural material. <br />2. Prior to applicant obtaining abuilding permit for <br />seawall construction, he must submit plans signed <br />by a licensed registered engineer. <br />.1. Applicant must obtain a permit from the M.C.W.D. <br />for installation of seawall. <br />Kelley seconded. 'Date: Ayes (5) , Nays (0) . <br />Mabustl. noted for the record that the DNR approved this <br />application prior to the City ever reviewing it and <br />after the City had formally asked to act on the <br />application prior to DNR action. <br />#764 CALVARY MEMORIAL CHURCH <br />2420 DUN6:OODY AVENUE <br />VARIANCE 6 CONDITIONAL <br />USE' PERMIT Bert Heglund was present. 'Howard Johnson, <br />representing Calvary Memorial Church, was present. <br />Goetten asked if the applicant was r-ble , o cut drown on <br />the hardcover in the parking area? <br />Mabusth stated that the City Engineer is in favor of <br />the porous pavement and that the Engineer recommended <br />reducing effects of excessive hardcover by making <br />holding pond more pervious to water, by adjusting <br />outlet for holding pond so that drainage leaves <br />property at a slower rate than the allowed rate and the <br />use of porous pavements for sections of parking lot. <br />Heglund noted that with the porous -avement for every <br />square foot of area the block consumes 85% of that <br />square foot, so the hardcover may vary. <br />Howard Johnson noted his concern for the drainage. He <br />stated that he didn't want to get flooded out any more <br />than he is now. <br />Heglund noted that the holding pond would take care of <br />that drainage problem. <br />Callahan moved to approve the conditional use permit <br />and hardcover variance application of Calvary <br />Memorial Church to permit the construction of an 91' x <br />104' sanctuary and the expansion of a parking lot based <br />on the finding that the proposal is consistent with <br />guidelines setforth in Resolution 188F with this <br />approval subject to the following conditions: <br />