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IPUTF_S City Council fl11 2. lcgmf: E'deerton Drii race Problem Arenda Iten Ho. Accessory 3uilding Setback Agenda Item No. 10 *. Fahey reported that he has had conversatio with the City Enoineer, 51 ic .!orks and rr. Lund, the property owner nvolved, repardino drainage problem on Edgerton. It has b n decided that the will be raised four inches and the - aa swaled and sodded. tl; dral The En: neer reported that the drivewa will still have the drain as exists presently, but there vill be a solid cover on it. 3lesener po nted out that all the andscaoing will have to be done in the right-4 f-way as r. Lund. All not let anyone on his property. Fahey reported t. at the south end. o front yard, however, street. t Lund's his pr o eference would be to have the arty rather than in the middle rain was placed at the low point drain of the in the Ir. Fahey Pointed w.t, that e Planning Commission has tabled action on the set! uck for acc sory buildings pending further infornation fror the Council. Mr. 3lesener 4orted that he broup. t this issue up when sopleone on Stark St. •et wanted to build a ga ge and learned that it had to be tback 30 feet from the rea property line. Under the old dinance the setback would hay- been 5 feet from the rear pr. rerty linP. 3lesener reported t when the ordinance was an oded in 1905, this provision was le « out and he believes the 0 uncil thought the rear yard setback .0 accessory buildinus woul be covered by the 10 foot setback provi on. However, the set ick ended up to be 30 feet. e Planner agreed that the omission was unintentio 1 , but was tst an oversight. Poolside Mene8 Addition Fahey requested that the Planner give the Planninq Conmi_ ion a memo explaining the situation. Mr. Anderson, owner of Pool sicte, appeared before the Council and reported that he just learned that his neighbors have concerns regarding the Pooiside property. Fahey informed Anderson that the neighbors are concerned about the amount of traffic on Jackson Street from the Poolside business, includind truck and semi traffic. Scal zo pointed out that Jackson Street is not a cl-ton road and, therefore, should not have semi traffic on it. Anderson reported that semis have always used Jackson for making deliveries and there have been no complaints in the past. Anderson felt the neighbors were comlaining due to an access he closed off through his property to County Road C. Pajp