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• • • DESIGN REVIEW BOARD February 14, 1990 MOTION: John Bergeson moved that the board direct the city planner to incorporate the changes as outlined above and return the proposed ordinance for review by the design review board in March. Mr. King seconded the motion and the motion was approved unanimously. Elwin Klimek approached the board. He met with the P &Z board some time ago requesting a variance to allow him to construct his pole barn. That request was denied. Council reviewed this application and at that time council referred the issue back to the P &Z for further consideration. Council asked that the board look at the accessory building ordinance, and if they feel that anything should be changed in the 2 1/2 to 10 acre parcel size then it should be considered. MOTION: Mr. King moved to inform the city council that the Design Review Board will not make any changes pertaining to the accessory building ordinance on parcels of land 2 1/2 acres and larger. Al Robinson seconded the motion and the motion was approved unanimously. Al Robinson felt that there are areas in the city that larger accessory buildings in some of the larger parcels would not look bad. Some pole barns could be screened and landscaped from the rear yards and they would be unnoticed, and in some cases it would be an eye sore. Pete Kluegel stated that in 1983 the ordinance addressing accessory buildings was adopted. The P &Z discussed the ordinance, and the board decided to keep it as it is written. OLD BUSINESS There was no old business NEW BUSINESS John Miller told the board that the last two meetings have been pretty simple requests. The next meeting however, will have two controversial items on the agenda. One of them being the 35E rezoning and the other a Conditional Use Permit request from the United Power Association. The board members packets will be delivered sooner than usual allowing everyone more time to review these items. The board members discussed possibly getting items as they are completed instead of everything in one packet. Mr. Miller felt that the board members could receive the United Power's Association application within a week. Mr. King moved to adjourn the meeting.