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` P,,;JFS OF A PLANNING Ci11'ISSION �t:ri'ING hFT,D A191I. 18, 1977 - I VT-, 2 Chairwoman McDonald announced that this was the tijie and place for a Public Hearing on the petition of .Ta;r;es Kallestad for a subdivision of property located at 2732 Caroline Avenue. The Zoning Administrator presented the Notice of Public (Tearing and the Affidavit of Publication. The Zoning Administrator stated that the applicant is requesting approval to subdivide his parcel exceeding six acres into two lots both of which would exceed the minimum !-acre dry buildable area. Proposed location for the tennis court is only 30' from the north lot line which runs adjacent to the private access road to the Van Eeckhout property. This access could become a public road resulting from fixture sub- divisions. The present ordi ance requires a 50' set- back from the road, so the ..iposed location of the tennis court requires a 20' variance. Mr. & Mrs. Kallestad were present. They stated that their property falls off and any other location for the tennis court would require a considerable amount of grading. After all the public were heard, the public hearing u-as closed at 8:00. After a brief discussion, Dunlap moved, Hassel seconded, to recoimnend approval of the preliminary plat subject to the following: (1) 10' easement across the north boundary of the property to provide for utilities and adequate width for a 50' wide access in the event of more dense development of the property to the east. (2) Park Dedication Fee ($250 per lot). (3) Approval of a 20' variance from the 50' street setback requirement for the proposed location of the tennis court. Justifications: (1) Tennis court is imre of a temporary nature than a dwelling. (2) Contour of the land prohibits most other locations. Motion - Ayes (5), .Nays (0) . Originally all property in this part of the country was abstract property. This means that when you buy a piece of land and get an abstract for it, it is a complete record of the history of the land. All entries against that piece of property are included in this. M abstract company will get this information from the court house and enter it in. When an abstract is brought up to elate all entries are put into there and such things as mortgages, sheriff sales, warranty deeds and village regi.lations are put in. I1)BLIC 1KARING - 7:50 P.M. .JA'TS KAT.11.STAD 140 S . BR01%N ROAD SUK11VISION (1243) REPORT BY MRDON COFFIN SUBDIVISI(N PLAT VS. REGISTERED LkND SURVEY