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0,111 �r VKVrvv ® CIG4(w) lu <br /> V0/41/YO IU:3Y LY :U4/ IU 140:1Y.5 <br /> a nonbuildable lot (no primary structure) . " The planning <br /> commission denied respondents' proposal and the city council passed <br /> a resolution citing the following reasons for denial : <br /> (A) The lack of the principal structure means that there <br /> is no individual responsible for protecting the dock nor <br /> the boats maintained at that dock. <br /> (8) An adjacent <br /> neigonhbTractorF. <br /> [Tilosn) already has a dock <br /> [the 1960 dock) located <br /> (C) The property is not wide enough to provide adequate <br /> parking. * * * <br /> (D) Approval of the use of an accessory structure such as <br /> a dock, without a principal structure would establish a <br /> negative precedent in dealing with a similar requests for <br /> lots of similar size. <br /> Respondents later sent a memo co the city council , outlining <br /> the concerns the city council expressed and suggesting a different <br /> proposal that they thought would satisfy thosa concerns . <br /> Respondents proposed conveying some property to Tillotson to <br /> provide him legal access to the lake, and building a single common <br /> dock to be shared by Tillotson, Peterson, and Stodola. <br /> At a city council meeting, the council denied the shared dock <br /> proposal . At a later meeting, the council adopted a resolution <br /> denying the shared dock proposal . The resolution indicated that : <br /> Council refused to accept the interpretation <br /> of the accessory use/structure <br /> on the following <br /> proposed by applicants <br /> findings : <br /> (A) The City has never credited a preliminary <br /> structure on an adjacent property to allow <br /> accessory uses or structures on lots that did <br /> not sustain principal residences . <br /> (B) The credit of the principal residence for. <br /> • an accessory use/structure. serving an adjacent <br /> property will establish a negative precedent <br /> • <br /> -3- <br />