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THINGS TO BRING UP TO COUNCIL <br />1) Determining the sewer & water charge on comercial buildings. In <br />view of the method of charging the number of sewer and water <br />units, a warehouse would use very small amounts of sewer and <br />water but are charged the same as a restaurant. The intent of <br />the sewer and water charge is to be fair, therefore, my suggestion <br />is to charge a sewer and water charge for each SAC unit. That <br />way the bussiness that used the most get charged the most. <br />2) The method and cost of filing for a variance. The cost of the <br />variance is so high that the individual people who need it the <br />most, will not file on the chance that they might be turned <br />down. Since the planner is at all the planning commission <br />meetings, his input on the variance is at hand. Does it have <br />to go through his office? In return there could be a variance <br />board, who would check each one out visibly and give their <br />findings. Also, would it be necessary that property owners <br />350 feet away be notified that someone wants to build closer to <br />the property line? The cost of the list is quite expensive. <br />The main people that should have any input should be the next <br />door neighbors and who's property it would affect. Therefore, <br />I would Like to propose to the council that three people be <br />appointed to the variance board and they investigate each <br />application and give their decision to the planning couunission. <br />At that time the city planner would have his input into the <br />request. With this type of procedure, the people who would <br />want a variance could afford to apply and there would be no <br />financial hardship on the homeowner. <br />7w <br />