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. ., PAGE 4. TO: Planning Commission & Council „I FROM: Hank Mule i ch, Zoning Administrator DATE: Febru,-try 'l , 1978 SUBJECT: Tim Ad-t;:is (Farm at Long i:-eke) - 820 Rro Variance - Zoning - Shoreline Rc tlui rainy .ad North This application is in relation to the prPni;)inary subdivision proposal of the Farm at Long Lake (#317) . The VK noing Commi s5 icon recommended approval of the preliminary on Decc:m r 5, 1977, subject to several conditions. One of these conditi was that all lakeshore lots have 200 ft. of shoreline. At the following Council m-. Ang Mr. Ac.ams r<.quested the shoreline lots be approved as subm ted. The Council instructed the applicant file a formal variance pplication for review and recomine�ndation by the Planning Commission. Since we are al familiar with the original plat and application I feel we could waivprthe customary work session review and act on the issue. NoTt Exhibit A - APPLICATION B - Reduced copy of preliminary plat . N ►�/ indicating location of variance 2-7 request PLANNING COMMISSION - February 27, 1978 The Zoning Administrator intorduced the variance proposal. Tim Adams, the developer, was present. The PI -inning Com-mission reviewed the variance application. After some discussion the Zoning Administrator informed the Planning Commission that the developer was also requesting approval of the preliminary final plat, copies of which were submitted at 4:15 P.M. on 2-23-78 (10 copies only) and enclosed in their agenda packets. Although staff lacked the time to prepare the necessary reports, Mr. Adams felt he might be able to explain any questions the Commission might raise regarding the plat. The request for the variance from the 100 ft. lakeshore frontage requirement raised many questions. There was an indication of some skepticism among the Commission members. Several motic-is were made, but no decision was reached. Some of the niembers felt a decision on length of lakeshore frontage was made at the original Public Hearing on DecembE.r 5, 1977. At that time the Planning Commission recommended approval of the preliminary plat subject to 15 conditions, one of which was that all lakeshore lots meet the minimum 200 ft. l-ikeshore requirement. The condition included altering lt,t. lines in a twinne'r to provide lakeshore for only two lots.