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Steneroden Mr. Davison would not be in favor of any rezoning or variances (Cont.) until all other possibilities are exhausted. Mrs. Uroehle, 67 County Road C, a spectator from the audience, is of the opinion that nothing should be done until someone develops a long range plan for the whole area. Mr. Du harme made the following motion: Keeping the Steneroden property as R -1. The motion was seconded by Mr. Peringer. Motion carried 8 -0. Zietlow Mr. James Zietlow presented to the Planning Commission his plans Variance for a closed deck and an open deck following along the side of his house. He is requesting a rear yard set back variance. He stated that both neighbors were in favor of the variance. Mr. Nagovsky, Building Inspector, checked the site on April 3, 1985 and recommended granting the variance as an extension of an al- ready granted variance. Mr. DuCharme made the following motion: Granting the variance to Mr. James Zietlow. Seconded by Mr. Herkenhoff. Motion carried 8 -0. McCulloch Ray McCulloch and Keith Harstad applied for a Conditional Use Permit Harstad for a PUD pertaining to the construction of an office building and CUP mini - storage building on Rice Street. Mr. Bill Stenger, Associate and Fee Owner of the property involved, appeared before the Planning Commission. In 1960 he bought the square block of County Road C and Rice Street and this parcel is what is left of the property. The buildings will be stucco and wood, approximately the same type as his other buildings. He has met with the Engineer in regards to the drainage in this area, and will put in a storm sewer at his cost. The office building will be for general rental. The mini - storage will have not outside storage. Mr. Mary Sigstad, owner of the car wash on Rice Street, stated that there is a discrepancy between the property owners on the lot lines. It was the consensus of the Commission that his problem should be resolved by the owners. Page -3-