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• * Need additional information on variance * City Attorney should review to make sure everything is legal * Check on Ghost Plat Mr. Irwin seconded the motion and the motion was carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF LOT SPLIT, VARIANCE, AND SITE PLAN REVIEW FOR JOE SPETZMAN FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT 8171 LAKE DRIVE, APPLICATIONS 88 -01, 88 -02, and 88 -03. John Miller explained the applicant owns 5.37 acres of land on Lake Drive also known as C.S.A.H. 23. Located on the land are Mr. Spetzman's residence, a 32 X 36 garage and a 20 X 50 barn. Those structures are located on the north part of the land. In the southwest corner is a 48 X 75 pole barn. Presently one driveway serves the property. South of the applicant's land is a transmission repair shop • owned by Jim Spetzman, Joe Spetzman's son. • In 1985 Spetzman requested rezoning of his land from the 5 acre minimum lot size Expansion Residential district to the Light Industrial zone. Spetzman explained that he wished to construct a pole barn for cold storage in conjuction with his son's transmission repair business. The action taken by the City Council was to rezone the south two acres to the Light Industrial District keeping the remaining 2.27 acres in the Expansion Residential zone. The council was aware that the remaining residential parcel was undersized and granted a variance to address the question of size and frontage. The following month Mr. Spetzman asked for a site plan review that would allow him to construct the pole barn. The site plan was approved with these requirements: 1. Construction of a six foot high fence along the 165' west boundary, which could be removed when the trees provide 50% screening. 2. No exterior storage 3. No exterior lighting 4. No parking of either material or vehicles outside of the building. 5. No signage