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PLANNING AND ZONING MEETING December 13, 1989 structure entirely. Mr. Wolters is now requesting an addition to the pole barn formerly used by C and D Auto Repair Shop. The addition would measure 39.5 x 40 feet and cover an area of 1580 square feet. A variance would be required for the south sideyard setback. The board previously approved a site plan allowing him to build within 12 feet of the lot line. Mr. Wolters argues that "If they did it once they will do it again." The zoning ordinance requires a 40 foot setback when industrial land is adjacent to commercial land. Discussion turned to setbacks on Mr. Wolters property. Alan Irwin stated that all easements were not shown on the site plan as asked in the November Motion. Mr. Wolters explained that he did measure the right -of -way. He measured from the center line of the street. And also assured the board that the right -of -way stake was still in the ground and that his building is 53 feet away from that stake. Mr. Miller verified that Mr. Wolters meets the required 53 foot setback. Mr. Chase asked Pete Kluegel how close a septic system would be to the addition to the front of the building. Mr. Wolters stated that he could move a wall further north otherwise he might lose the septic tank. After further discussion a motion was made. MOTION: Mr. Chase moved to recommend to the City Council approval of the revised site plan for Paul Wolters #89 -51 contingent upon the following conditions: 1. The entire site should be cleaned of all junk, refuse, trash, and junk motor vehicles. 2. The weed covered area adjacent to the well shop should be planted to grass cover. 3. The site plan shows 17 lilacs adjacent to the fence in the rear yard. These should be planted. Size should be 2 gallons. 4. Six additional five foot b and b Black Hills Spruce should be planted in front of the parking lot. 5. A steel railing to delineate the concrete driveway from the green area on the west side of the property. 6. The city's building inspector should inspect the property at 60 day intervals prior to the annual CUP review held by the city council on July lst. Page 2