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MINUTES <br />toxtclaugci l <br />January 24, 1980 <br />r. <br />Act <br />Councilman Fahey asked whether the section on page 15 dealing with <br />accessory buildings limited the number of accessory buildings that <br />could be constructed on a property. Nielson stated that accessory <br />buildings were limited on page 16 of the Ordinance to one garage and <br />one shed. Additional buildings would require a conditional use permit. <br />Item C3 on page 15 states that a lot of record existing upon the effective <br />date of this proposed Ordinance, which does not meet the requirements <br />of the Ordinance may be used for single family dwelling purposes <br />provided it meets 70% of the requirements of the Ordinance. <br />Brad Nielson stated that this provision allows a propertyowner to make <br />reasonable use of his property. <br />The Attorney stated that this provision is a variance in itself. <br />Mr. Nielson replied that it was, but the propertyowner would have <br />to meet setback requirements. <br />Councilman Fahey stated that this provision is an automatic variance. <br />Fahey stated that there is provision on page 66 of the proposed <br />ordinance which allows for variances due to non - economic hardships. <br />Fahey stated that this provision on page 66 gave the Council more <br />flexibility. <br />Mr.. Nielson was concerned that everyone requesting variances <br />would not be treated fairly if the Council only had the provision <br />for variances as stated on page 66 of the proposed Ordinance. <br />Councilman DeBace commented that the conditions in each situation <br />are different, and the Council would want to consider the conditions. <br />Councilwoman Scalze also stated that the Council should look at each <br />request for a variance separately. <br />Councilman Fahey suggested that paragraph C3 on page 15 be deleted <br />and the word "area" should be added under paragraph C on page 66. <br />Nielson stated that he would do this and would also rewrite the <br />paragraph on page 66 in question as the Council felt the whole <br />paragraph was poorly worded. <br />The next item discussed was the section regulating fences. Nielson <br />stated that the section on fences in the proposed Zoning Ordinance <br />was more restrictive than the fence ordinance recently adopted by <br />the City. Nielson stated that his proposed fence regulations <br />will include requirements for the finished side of a fence to face <br />the adjacent property and that his requirements will include the <br />15 day time limit for the owner to repair a damaged fence. Nielson <br />will also add the provision regulating the space between fence boards. <br />Nielson stated that the section on fences in the proposed Zoning <br />Ordinance allows a fence in a front yard to be only 3 to 3 1/2 feet <br />high so that a fence will not block vision. The fence could be taller <br />than the 3 to 3 1/2 feet at a point 1/2 the depth of the primary <br />building on the property. <br />Page 31 <br />Page -4- <br />