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• PLANNING & ZONING BOARD November 12, 1986 Page Five SIGN CRAFTERS - ADVERTISING SIGN - CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT Mr. Arthur Dean representing Sign Crafters appeared before the Plan- ning and Zoning Board to request a Conditional Use Permit to con- struct two advertising signs on the Glenn Rehbein property facing 35W. Mr. Kluegel told the Board that to meet the Code requirements regarding spacing between signs, Mr. Rehbein's sign would have to be removed. Mr. Dean explained the material used in the construction of the sign. Mr. Prokop moved to recommend that applications #86 -37 and #86 -38 for property owned by Glenn Rehbein to erect two signs be approved with the stipulation that the sign currently in place and owned by Glenn Rehbein be removed and the permit voided prior to the con- struction of the new signs. Mrs. Nelson seconded the motion. Mrs. Klaus noted that if 4th Avenue is constructed in this area, the new signs would have to moved to meet setback requirements. Voting on the motion, motion carried unanimously. DOG KENNEL - CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT Mr. James Flannery of 1381 Holly Drive is requesting a Conditional Use Permit for a private Dog Kennel. He is considering selling his property to Dr. John Baillie who owns four dogs and to meet City Code would require a Kennel License. Mr._McLean moved to recommend approval of application #86 -39 from Mr. James Flannery of 1381 Holly Drive for a Dog Kennel. Mrs. Averbeck seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. HAROLD BISEL - MINOR SUBDIVISION LOT LINE REARRANGEMENT Mr. Bisel of 6381 - 20th Avenue presented a drawing of his lot and the lot to the south of his property. He explained that this arrange- ment would not add or subtract any area from either lot but would provide a more regular lot configuration. He also explained his driveway is now located on the adjacent lot and by rearranging the lines the driveway would then be on his own lot. Mr. Prokop moved to recommend approval of application #86 -36. Mrs. Averbeck seconded the motion. Mr. McLean asked what Mr. Bisel planned to do with the adjacent lot. Mr. Bisel said he may sell it. Voting on the motion, motion carried with Mr. McLean voting no. • Mr. Prokop moved to extend the meeting time twenty minutes. Mrs. Klaus seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously.