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• � REGULAR MEETING OF THE ORONO COUPICIL, JANUARY 9, 1978 . Page 4 <br /> Mr. Duehn is asking the Council to reaffirm SUBDIVISION <br /> the 1968 division at this time, so that the 1140 North Arm Drive <br /> property can be properly recorded. This is (Continued) <br /> a lot line rearrangement between existing <br /> developed properties and, therefore, does not <br /> increase the density of land use in the area. <br /> Exhibit B,submitted by Mr. Duehn, is a "sketch" <br /> and not acceptable for proper subdivision <br /> recording. <br /> Consistent with the City requirements, and <br /> particularly to avoid a repeat of the record- • <br /> ing problem, I recommend tha t reaffirmation be � <br /> done by resolution of the Council after 2dr. Duehn <br /> subr•_�its hardshell and mylar record plat drawings. <br /> Council D4eeting - January 9 , 1978 <br /> i�assengale moved, Paurus seconded, to waive the <br /> Planning Commission meeting for Leo Duehn, <br /> 1140 North Arm Drive. P4otion, Ayes (5) - Nays (0) . <br /> Paurus moved, Butler seconded, to give preliminary <br /> approval, as previously referred to in the official <br /> June 17, 1968 Council r�inutes. Motion, Ayes (5) - <br /> Nays (0) . <br /> P�ir. Alan Olson, Assistant Building & Zoning PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH <br /> Administrator, entered into the record the 850 Wayzata Boulevard <br /> following concerning the Peace Lutheran Church, <br /> 850 �Vayzata Boulevard, dated Decer_lber 30 , 1977, <br /> which states: <br /> _ This matter has come up again due to the church' s <br /> desire to vacate the building. A tour of the <br /> structure showed it to be in very good condition. <br /> Use for any purpose other than a church or <br /> possibly a day school would require extensive <br /> reriodeling. The building is masonry on a slab <br /> and cannot be economically moved. <br /> 2��y commerits from October stand regarding City <br /> use of the property. The location is a very <br /> real drawback. From a practical standpoint, <br /> some low volume office use might best use the <br /> structure, but this would require rezoning of <br /> the property, and perhaps adjacent tracts as <br /> well. City utilities might have to be provided <br /> if any additional business uses were to be <br /> allowed. Without rezoning, our current <br /> regulations authorize only single family <br /> dwellings and municipal buildings ; conditional <br /> uses permitted are churches , schools, hospitals, <br /> rest homes, clubs or camps, greenhouses and <br /> recreational areas. (Continued) <br />