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MINUTES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />AUGUST 23, 1995 <br />request, it should be consistent with future requests <br />to place an accessory building 10 feet from the <br />property line. <br />LaValle pointed out that future requests will likely <br />not involve placement of an accessory building in a <br />front yard. <br />Morelan felt denial of the request gives the Novak's <br />more rights than any other property owner in a typical <br />situation. <br />Fahey stated the spirit of the Code was that the City <br />did not want to see people putting accessory buildings <br />on their properties to the detriment of their <br />neighbors. Fahey pointed out there are other locations <br />on the Leibel property where the garage could be <br />placed. Fahey questioned the technical interpretation <br />of lot lines made by the City Planner, and suggested <br />there may be a need to change the Code. <br />Leibel presented the Council with pictures of his <br />property before and after it was developed pointing out <br />the marked improvement to the area. Leibel also <br />pointed out that a qarage will allow him to store <br />materials and equipment that might otherwise be left <br />outside. <br />Morelan suggested if the Leibel's wished to plant <br />lilacs in that particular location, they could do so <br />without a CUP. Lilacs would also result in obstruction <br />of the Novak's view. <br />Fahey asked how many other accessory buildings were <br />approved by the City and the circumstances involved in <br />those cases. Fahey suggested that perhaps the matter <br />should be tabled for one or two weeks pending <br />additional information. <br />Scalze asked how many situations there were like this <br />where a property has a long driveway and an unusual <br />front yard. <br />The City Planner stated that he doesn't recall any <br />situations exactly like this one. Other CUP~s have <br />been approved for properties where rear yards abut to <br />rear yards. <br />The City Administrator suggested that rather than vote <br />to deny the CUP, the Council could approve it subject <br />to placement of the accessory building in another <br />9 <br />