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MINUTES <br />Planning Commission <br />February 11, 1988 <br />Mr. DeLonais recommended approval of the preliminary plat of the Leibel <br />Addition subject to compliance with the recommendations of the City <br />Planner as contained in his February 5, 1988 report. <br />Motion seconded by Perlinger. <br />Motion carried 7 - 0. <br />Schrier Mr. Carl Lien, representing Dick Schrier, appeared before the Commission <br />CUP requesting an amendment to a conditional use permit changing the site <br />Amendment plan of the Schrier proposal for ingress and egress onto Old County <br />Road C in conjunction with an 8 -plex that Schrier plans to construct <br />on the triangular piece of property at Old County Road C and New County <br />Road C <br />Lien explained that they are proposing to change the access to the site <br />so that access is from Old County Road C only. The 8 -plex building <br />would be two stories in height. <br />DeLonais pointed out that when this matter was first brought to the <br />City in 1983 the profile for the 8 -plex building was lower than what <br />is now being proposed. <br />Lien replied that in order toeliminate access on New County Road C, the <br />building had to be raised. <br />Mrs. Risty appeared before the Commission and stated that she was concerned <br />that tenants of this 8 -piex would park on the street such as is happening <br />on Ruth Street. <br />Lien pointed out that there are 16 parking spaces provided on site. <br />The Planner pointed out that there are 6 single -car garages and 2 <br />double -car garages plus 6 parking spaces. <br />Risty stated that she was also worried about the hill on her property <br />and damage to the hill during the construction process. <br />Timmons replied that if the hill were damaged during construction, <br />the Risty's would have recourse against the developer. <br />Costa also pointed out that should on- street parking become a problem, <br />the Risty's could request that no parking signs be installed. <br />Mark Schultz, 2610 Park Street, reported that in 1983 the Council made <br />a commitment to down -size the height of this building so that it was <br />more consistent with the surrounding residential development. Schultz <br />asked that the Commission consider the height and design of the building <br />in addition to access. Schultz felt the proposal should fit in with the <br />neighborhood. <br />Page 3 <br />