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- Page Two - August 18, 1976 posing to split this land in two parcels with the new parcel to have 104' frontage on Birch Street tapering to 60' width at the rear of the lot. The slant of the line was questioned, with Mr. Leibel explaining this was done to avoid disturbing his father's garden located on the rear of the land. The general consensus of the Board was that Mr. Leibel does not have the required 150' as set by the current ordinance. Mr. Kelling moved to recommend to the Council, this request be denied. Seconded by Mr. Nadeau. Motion carried unanimously. •Mr. Nadeau told Mr. Leibel this action is not final, he may still appear before the Council who has the final action on this matter. Mr. Nadeau also suggested putting two houses on the same parcel of land. Mr. Reinert asked if this land would be affected by the installation of the interceptor and was told, No, this property is to the East of the interceptor. Mr. Nadeau had presented a request .to divide a parcel of land into three lots with a 60' parcel for future street purposes. He said this is the last of land he owns that borders Birch Street. However, he owns the land to the North which could be developed at a future date. The general consensus of the Board was this land should be platted and not be split by variance. This would make for a better description and easier to describe. Mr. Nadeau felt there is a history of this sort of land splitting. He has no objections to platting, just doesn't understand the reasoning. Mr. Hill felt if the land was platted, this would set the street and insure access to all parts of the land to the North. Mr. Kelling moved to recommend approval to the Council provided this is presented as a plat. Seconded by Mr. Shearen. Motion carried with Mr. Nadeau abstaining. Mr. Ralph Nelson appeared before the Board to discuss a Kennel License. Mr. Nelson said he has option to purchase 68 acres of land South of Main Street and bordering Sunset Avenue. He raises show dogs and is asking for information as to the granting of the Kennel License. Mr. Shearen felt there should be no problem due to the size of the parcel of land. Mr. Kelling asked about the neighbors, Mr. Nelson said there are only three homes and they are quite far apart. There was discussion on obtaining the license before purchasing the property. Mr. Nelson said if the license is not granted, he would not purchase the property. It was suggested this item be made a part of the purchase agreement. The general consensus of the Board was there was no objections to this license. Mr. Nelson requested the Clerk to mail the necessary forms to him. Mr. Jerry Blackbird presented a letter asking for confirmation that lots located just off Glenview and 2nd Avenue are buildable lots. This land does not have access to an established street since Glenview does not extend past the corner of Rustic Lane. However, one of the lots, Lot B, does front on 2nd Avenue which is an established street. After consulting a half section map, Mr. Shearen moved that Lot B is a buildable lot with frontage on 2nd Avenue only, Lot A is not a buildable lot. Seconded by Mr. Hill. Motion carried unanimously.