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2- Sept. 20,1972 the home to allow for this. They were advised they would need a certificate of survey before getting the building permit. Mr. Karth moved to recommend granting the variance as described on the legal description attached to the application. Seconded by Mr. Shearen. Motion Carried. Mr. Earl Kammerer, Jr. appealed for a variance to Ordinance 21A. Mr. Kammerer, Sr. appeared on behalf of his son and daughter -in -law. Mr. Kammerer noted that his attorney had run into a problem when reviewing the records. Mrs. Faymoville, his wife's mother, had given them the property. They don't plan to build, they just want to transfer owner- ship of the property. This property is landlocked. It is a parcel 199.6' by 297.7' deep, accessible to Lilacvia a 60 ft. easement over someone elses property. It was noted this 60 feet would have to be brought up to village standards and then dedicated to the village should anyone ever want to build back in there. Mr. Shearen moved to grant issuance of the variance with the stipulation that a dedicated road be built and established prior to issuance of a building permit. Seconded by Mr. Hill. Carried. The applications for variances to Ordinance #56 by U.S.Lakes was schedialed for 9:15 P.M. Inasmuch as everyone was present, it was begun at 8:45 P.M. The legal description of the first application is: Outlot C and I, Lakes Addition No. 2 Reason for the application for variance is stated as: "the lot size and area requirements of 6.04 are more suitable than those of 6.02 to applicant's permitted use of the subject parcels for single family (R-1) development and platting purposes." 125.00 fee was paid 9/19/72. The second application was for : OUtlot G, Lakes Addition No. 2. The reason for application for permission : "applicant's intended platting and development of the subject parcel contemplates single family (R -1) rather than townhouse residences and this use of the parcel is permitted by Ordinance No. 56 when so approved and authorized by Village Council action as provided for in 6.09 and 6.06 (A)." Fee paid of $125.00 on Sept. 19,1972. William Busch,attorney on behalf of U. S. Lakes, presented their appeal. He said Lakes Addition No. 2, Outlot G was never platted. It is now zoned R5, Townhouses. C and I are zoned agricultural and are now used for golf course. Another use of agricultural is Rl residences. They are asking for variance on 300x300 ft. lot size. It is impractical and unsuitable because of all sewer pipet, bitumanous costs, etc. He noted that Outlot G has 14.78 acres: I has 23.03 (formerly to be used for golf course) and C has 9.59 acres. Mr. Busch said assessments of sewer and water are now in process. The Council considered this at their last Council meeting. The Village Engineer said they.are within a few days of formally accepting the sewer. He noted a third party did the contracting - U.S. Lakes never had control or ownership of the system. Because of the assessment, they need to know by early November. This would produce some 60 R1 lots instead of