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1 151 PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD December 11, 1985 Page Two Approval was granted to Jerry's Garden Shop for their site and building plan (this item was discussed at the 11/13/85 P & Z meeting). Mr. McLean noted that the Council's approval of the Spetzman request has set a precedent as to number of principal uses on one property. Mr. Kluegel said that Mr. Johnson has distributed a memo dated 12/11/85 which makes recommendations with regard to number of principle structures per lot. Discussion of this issue appears later within these minutes. UNDERGROUND ROAD POLICY This issue has been back and forth from the City Engineer to the P & Z Board several times during the last few months. City Engineer, Mr. Toddie's latest memo dated 12/4/85 with regard to installation of underground utilities under roadbeds was included in the P & Z packets as requested by the P & Z Board. The Board felt that the Engineer's recommendation regarding the requirement of a surety bond should have been stiffer. The Board felt that the words "corporate undertaking" should be stricken from item 2, second paragraph on Mr. Toddie's 12/4/85 memo. Also the Board felt that in instances where installation of utilities will require road cuts, that the engineers always require a bond, which would make it necessary for the language to be revised, i.e., "may" changed to "will ", "in those instances where" removed. Mr. Kluegel was asked to direct the engineer to make these changes and forward to the Council, in the form of a policy. PRINCIPAL USES PER LOT Upon request by the P & Z Board, Mr. Johnson and his associate, Mr. Wuornos submitted a memo dated 12/11/85 of their recommendations regarding the number of principal uses to be allowed per lot. The memo suggests refining the ordinance to base use per lot on "performance standards" such as lot coverage ratio, density, setbacks, parking, etc. The Board concurred with these recommendations. Mrs. Klaus also suggested that a catch all statement such as "prohibited if not specifically permitted" be incorporated into the ordinance to cover any situations which are not specifically addressed. Mr. Johnson will return with proposals for these ordinance amendments. PAUL WOLTERS /A -WELL DRILLING Mr. Wolters appeared before the Board to request an amended conditional use permit. Mr. Wolters originally was granted a conditional use permit for which records indicate a second business was intended. Until recently, that second business was GO Auto. C & D Auto, in the business of removing, replacing, and rebuilding passenger car motors, is interested in leasing one of Mr. Wolters' buildings in which to operate. Mr. Kluegel