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• 6. No access to Lake Drive from the existing residential property owned by Mr. Spetzman. At this time the applicant wishes to change the use of the building from cold storage to cabinet manufacturing, a use permitted in the Light Industrial District. He is also asking for a lot split to separate the two industrial acres from the residential land. And to achieve this lot split, Spetzman is further asking for a variance as the pole barn is located closer to the residential land owned by Spetzman that the 75 feet required in the zoning ordinance. MOTION: Mr. Prokop moved to recommend approval of a lot split as requested by Joe Spetzman for property located at 8171 Lake Drive, Application 88 -01. Mr. McLean seconded the motion and the motion was carried unanimously. MOTION: Mr. Prokop moved to recommend approval of a variance to reduce the side yard set back, for industrial buildings adjacent to residential land from 75 to 60 feet for property owned by Joe Spetzman at 8171 Lake Drive, Application 88 -02. Mr. Joyer seconded the motion and the motion was carried unanimously. There was considerable discussion regarding 88 -03 Contractural Zoning. MOTION: Mr. McLean moved to recommend to City Council denial of a site plan changing the use of a building at 8171 Lake Drive, from cold storage to the manufacture of "custom wood products," Application 88 -03 denial to be based on the finding that the conditions placed on the rezoning by the City Council are proper. Ms. Averbeck seconded the motion. The motion carried with Joyer, Cody and Irwin voting no. CONSIDERATION OF CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR ROLAND FORD FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT 6074 HODGSON ROAD, APPLICATION PENDING. Roland Ford owns ten acres of land at 6074 Hodgson Road. For a number of years he has operated a tree trimming /wood selling business from that land, a use that is non - conforming in both the General Business District and Single Family Residential District. The west half of Ford's land is in the commercial district and the east half in the residential zone. In addition to the wood business Ford and /or his son have started a trucking business on the site that involves the use of "drop -off boxes ". With the boxes a truck hauls the large containers to different sites and returns to get them after they're billed, usually with construction debris. The Ford's keep the truck and store the boxes on the ten acres of land. This use is not permitted in either the General