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• PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD MEETING July 12, 1989 Elmer Crohn received P &Z approval for a Minor Subdivision and Variance previously. At that time the city approved a lot that measured 200.27 x 221.68 feet. Elmer Crohn stated in his application: "The variance was granted so the house can be sold while waiting for sewer and water to be extended to the property, or until it is determined that it is not going to be feasible to extend sewer and water. If sewer and water is not extended, the variance required that additional acreage be conveyed to the owner of the variance parcel to meet the minimum 2.5 acre zoning." Mr. Crohn is asking for a slightly different and larger lot configuration, adding an increase of 1.14 acres from its previous one acre size. Another reason for Mr. Crohn's request is to provide straight continuous lot lines for the future subdivision of sewered lots. MOTION: Robert King recommended to City Council approval of a Minor Subdivision and Variance Request from Elmer Crohn, Applications #89 -19 and #89 -22, Mr. Chase seconded the motion, and the motion was approved unanimously. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR ARSENAL SAND, APPLICATION #89 -29 Arsenal Sand has purchased the masonry building at 454 Lilac Street and moved its business to that location. The main portion of Arsenal Sand's business will be brokering sand and gravel, but the firm also wishes to offer for sale aggregate and other earth material to the general public. Bob Moore, President of Arsenal Sand stated that he is agreeable to the conditions Mr. Miller stated as follows: 1. The retail sale of landscape rock and similar aggregate materials be permitted at the site. 2. The material shall be stored within a bay area measuring 25 x 250 feet of poured concrete and concrete block construction. Walls shall be eight feet high and shall be painted to a color matching the buildings exterior. 3. The temporary sign in front of the building be removed and a permanent sign be attached to the building meeting the requirements of the city's sign ordinance.