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Page -2- May 17, 1978 Variance - Francis Burque Mr. Burque owns a tract of land of less than 22 acres on 20th Avenue and wishes to give it to his son. Mr. Reinert moved to recommend approval of the variance provided the parcel is included with Mr. Ronald Burque's land in one legal description. The reason being so that it cannot be sold separately as a legal buildable lot. Mr. Mattson seconded the motion. Motion declared passed. Variance - Gene Blomquist Mr. Blomquist has requested a variance to split a lot of less than 22 acres. This property is located on County Road J. Mrs. Schwankl moved to recommend approval of this variance to split off a lot of 201.59feet x 216.6 feet from plat number 82931, parcel number 6620. Mr. Mattson seconded the motion. Motion declared passed. Variance - Joseph Effertz Mr. Efferty has requested a variance to split off a parcel of land of less than 22 acres from the lot he owns on Oak Lane. Mr. Reinert moved to recommedn approval of the variance to split out 1.05 acres from plat number 88095, parcel number 2480 which contains 6.5 acres. Mr. Mattson seconded the motion. Motion declared passed. Variance - Robert Sorg - Long driveway The variance request from Mr. Sorg was not considered. Mr. McLean asked that the legal description be supplied and the request made clear. Special Use Permit - Alfred Stafki, Jr. Mr. Stafki applied for a special use permit of operatie an upholestry shop at his address. He stated he will not have a show room and will be operating out of his garage. Mr. Gourley asked him what equipment he uses in his operation. Mr. Stafki said a sewing machine, hand tools, etc. Mr. McLean asked would anything be stored outside of the buildings. Mr. Stafki said, No. Mr. Reinert moved to recommend approval of the special use permit subject to annual review. Mrs. Schwankl seconded the motion. Motion declared passed. Old Business Mr. McLean suggested that this Board redirect itself to working on such items as the com- prehensive City plan and the house numbering problem. Mr. McLean asked the Clerk to write to Mr. Kelling, City Assessor, and ask him to come to the next Board meeting to implement the house numbering plan. Mr. McLean suggested that the Board start considering all grips, recommendations etc. re- garding City planning. He also suggested that the members look over the Blue Comprehensive Land Use Book.