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07/14/1980
Council Meeting Type
Regular
Ordinance #
56P
Ordinance Title
Amending Ordinance No. 6, by Rezoning Certain Real Estate to Duplex Family (Mardon Homes)
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Planning and Zoning Board. <br />April 16, 1980 <br />Page Five <br />Lot 5 is to be included in this also making the numbers lots 5 through <br />11. The general feeling of this Board was that they would prefer to <br />hold this number of lots to 15% of the overall plat. <br />Mr. Tr.amm presented a design of the proposed duplexes which are two floor <br />but side by side duplexes. <br />Mr..Bathke moved that Block 2, Lots 5 through 11 be recommneded for <br />rezoning to R2. Mr. Prokop added that one copy of the developer's <br />(1—___ <br />sketch be included in this proposal for Council consideration. Seconded <br />by Mr. Johnson. Motion delcared passed. <br />The lot split for Mrs. McClean was considered. The representative said <br />he had called a surveyor and it had been suggested, that in order to <br />save money, they felt that an indication of whether this lot split <br />would be allowed would be advisable before the actual work is done. <br />This lot is a corner lot facing Sunrise Avenuewith the side street <br />being Fairmont. This lot contains approximately one acre and has one <br />house on the lot at this time. This type of split has been allowed in <br />this area in the past. <br />The general consensus of the Board was that this would be allowed. The <br />representative was advised to proceed with the variances for this split. <br />The next item to be considered was a request from Mr. & Mrs. Illg for the <br />placement of a trailer on private property located along Pine Street. <br />Mr. Illg owns 5 acres of land at that location. Mr. Schumacher presented <br />the Council's request that this be submitted as a special use permit. <br />The fee has been paid, pictures of the trailer are attached. Mr. <br />Schumacher reminded the Board that Ordinance 6Q allows Moh%le homes <br />in a mobile home park only. <br />The legality of this was discussed.. It was felt that if this is allowed <br />it would almostimpossible to disallow the next request for the same <br />thing. Mr. Johnson felt this was creating an ongoing problem. <br />Mrs. Illg was asking for permission to keep the mobile home on that <br />pproperty for at least five years. Mr. Johnson felt this would open the <br />door for many more requests of this same nature and this Board would find <br />it hard to deny these requests. <br />Mr. Barthke felt this Board was being asked to make a concession due to <br />the economy and he flet this is something all persons are facing the <br />same problem/ This City's Ordinance states that mobile homes must:be <br />placed in a mobile home park. He felt this family was not being placed <br />in a position any different than many other mobile home owners. Mr. <br />Johnson felt this could lead to a city of temporary homes. <br />Mr. Bathke moved to recommeded to the Council that this special use <br />permit•application be denied. Seconded by Mr, Johnson. The motion <br />declared passed. <br />
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