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Planning and Zoning Board September 12, 1984 Page Two III Mr. McDonough said that in speaking with Mr. Davidson, City Engineer, he was told that approval of Mr. McDonough's request would reduce the cost to other residents. Mr. Cody passed on his understanding of the sewer proposal per his conver- sation with Mr. Schumacher, City Administrator, saying that the sewer has not been approved yet and is still in the discussion stage, and will be subject to approval by the Metro Waste Control Commission. The Board's consensus was that Mr. McDonough's request was presumptuous and that consideration of his request would have to be done after a firm approval and commitment regarding the sewer proposal. The Board questioned why the staff accepted a rezone request fee from Mr. McDonough knowing the situation. Mr. Cody suggested Mr. McDonough withdraw this request and get his money back and resubmit the request when the sewer project is firm. Mr. McLean felt that at the time of the sewer approval and installation, the comprehensive plan would be changed as would the urban service district and the entired sewered area would be rezoned from the present ER to R -1, that Mr. McDonough would probably not be required to make this request on his own behalf. The Board concurred with Mr. Cody's statement that at the time of installa- tion of sewer /water to the area in question, the Board would strongly con- sider rezoning the area. AMENDED CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT - HOUSE OF PRAISE Tony and Peter Racchini represented the House of Praise in their request for an amended conditional use permit to allow a two - story addition to the front of their church /school building to improve the appearance of the front of the building and provide a little bit more room and also provide a means of going from the church to the basement (where Sunday school, etc. takes place) without going out of the building and reentering. The addition would also include new rest room facilities, a classroom and office space. Mr. McLean asked about the condition of the septic system. Mr. Kluegel stated that the system was extensively repaired lastspringand is in good order. Mr. Doocy asked whether there would be an increase in signage, to which Tony Racchini answered that they had not considered or dealt with signs. The Board's main concern was that of parking. The present parking facility is basically dirt and gravel. The church had planned to grade the parking lot and cover with class 5. Mr. Kluegel read the ordinance pertaining grandfathered situations, which basically said that upon consideration of amending a conditional use permit, the parking facilities would have to be brought up to date to conform to the current ordinance, which in this case would call for asphalt /concrete parking area. The church representatives questioned the economical feasibility of black - ilotopping the parking lot. The Board suggested a parking pad large enough to accommodate the usual number of cars parked there, which the representa- tives said would be approximately ten spaces. Mr. Cody moved to table consideration of amended conditional use permit