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P & Z 3-18-75
Johnson questioned how far back was the lot from the stream
and Charles Paterson noted it was 18' back. Paterson also
noted that there was a small stream or ditch running through
the property.
Jack Jenkins arrives.
CI11Ff; tho ..:' 11 t� .1 ?nC!� _.`.3 ! noted
condltio?:�l Uii0i7 if nocz-'e-.: and Ilu:it d1Ci:;1t think:
that Paterson should have to replace scrub oak, etc and
members agr�cd that it should be just major revegatation.
Schiff r _ c� :an` if �::_ ��ere reco::unendi.n 1 a for:naiacireelnent
or a verbal one at this point. Kane advised just an informa_
agreement should be sufficient.
V --ion Otte moved to approve the development plan conditional upon
the site being inspected by the Planning Office before a
certificate of occupftncy is issued and any major revegetatinc_
be done in the event of any erosion. Seconded by Hunt.
All in favor, motion carried.
Use Determination: Jeff Finesilver, owner of lots 1-8 Riverside Subdivision,
Finesilver house requested a use determination whether the "nursery" allowed
` in R-6 in the code means a child care center or a greenhouse.
He would like to add a nursery addition onto his already
existing house. Johnson said that Finesilver, should have
been able to tell by the other uses allowed in R-6.. Otte
questioned what the original intention was and Stanford said
that they had intended a child care nursery. Schiffer said
that he agreed with Johnson and noted that the new code
doesn't have the word "nursery" in it because it was too
ambiguous and instead uses "day care".
Motion Johnson moved to deny the request for a use determination on
a tree nursery in R-6. Seconded by Otte. All in favor,
motion carried.
SUBDIVISION - Exem. Location of this duplex is 114 E. Bleeker Street. This is
Ferrin Duplex an already existing structure and the owners would like to
condominimize the top and bottom. The structure is on
plotted lots and blocks. Kane noted that they had provided
off-street parking by having a concrete slab in the front of
the building that is used now. The City Attorney ruled that
it should be clearly marked as an encroachment in case
Bleeker Street is widened. The owners have planned for
future development by providing four parking spaces in the
1- back of the building, access by alley. Johnson questioned
whether there would be easy access in the back. William
Jordan, attorney representing the applicant, noted that
there was plenty of width. Hunt thought that they should
condition approval on the owners providing parking if needed
Schiffer questioned whether they had met all the design
requirements and Kane noted that all improvements were in
order and Jordan said that they would have no problems with
putting on the plat the condition that the back is reserved
for future parking.
Motion Hunt moved to grant the exemption from Subdivision Regulatior
under 20-10-c of the co'e conuitioned upon an agreement
of the applicant to remove parking from the front of the
building at tine request of the City and in addition Lac'
required to provide the off-street parkinglr.-ow. Seconded
by Johnson. All in favor, except for Otte who abstained.
Motion carried.
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