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• <br />• <br />PLANNING & ZONING BOARD <br />February 12, 1986 <br />Page Six <br />should be able to be considered at the task force meeting on the <br />third week of May, therefore the request is tabled until that date. <br />Mr. McLean seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. <br />Mr. Ficocello asked if he could bring this issue before the Council. <br />He was told that he could do so should he choose to, however the <br />Council would be aware that the P $ Z Board has tabled the issue <br />and has no recommendation for approval or denial at this time. <br />TEMPORARY ADVERTISING SIGN - ROGER KOLSTAD <br />Mr. Kluegel reported the. "temporary advertising device" (mini - <br />log home) which Mr. Kolstad proposed at the 1/8/86 meeting has been <br />constructed. Mr. Kolstad was told at that meeting to handle this <br />situation as a sign permit. Mr. Kluegel reported that Mr. Kolstad <br />has not applied for a sign permit, but constructed the "device" with- <br />out approval. Mr. Kluegel felt that this "device ", according to the <br />City ordinance requires a conditional use permit and thus an applica- <br />tion for same was before the Board. <br />MOTION: Mr. Prokop moved that this was an improper application <br />and that it is also submitted after the fact, and thus should be <br />rejected. A sign application does not accompany the application, <br />making the application incomplete as well. Mr. McLean seconded <br />the motion. Motion carried unanimously. <br />The secretary asked, for the record, how the existing "device" should <br />be handled and the Chairman said that the Building Official should <br />handle it as a sign permit and that the P E1 Z Board should not have to <br />be involved further. <br />LOT PROVISIONS <br />Mr. Johnson referred to a 2/6/86 memo regarding lot provisions, <br />recommending an addition to the lot provisions (Section 4, Subd. <br />5) section of the City ordinance. The Board had not received this <br />memo, but had an earlier (1/6/86) memo on the same subject. Dis- <br />cussion followed as to which zones should or should not allow more <br />than one principal structure per lot. <br />Because the Board did not have in hand the memo of 2/6/86, Mr. <br />Johnson was asked to redraft a recommendation as to which <br />zones could allow more than one principal structure and which <br />could not, based on this evening's discussion. Mr. Johnson will <br />redraft the recommendation and bring it before the next regular <br />meeting of the P $ Z Board. <br />OLD BUSINESS <br />None. <br />