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Planning and Zoning Board January 11, 1984 Page -3- Mr. McLean asked Mr. Volk for written statements regarding his recommend- ations for "T" turn arounds so the Board can refer to this in dealing with future plats. VARIANCE - LOT SPLIT - PARISEAU Mr. Kluegel read the letter from Mr. Short, City Planner, regarding Mr. Pariseau's request to redraw the lot lines on two parcels of property he owns on Centerville Road. The re- arrangement of lot lines will reduce the non - conformity of the two lots and will not create any new lots. Mr. Short recommended approval of the re- arrangement of lot lines. Mr. McLean said he had talked to Mr. Short and it was suggested that any motion to approve the variance include language saying that any future re- subdivision of tract "A" with the 90 foot frontage would have to contain at least ten acres. Mr. Prokop asked if Mr. Pariseau would have to follow the requirements of the Zoning Ordinance regarding the provision which requires the applicant to state in writing some thought about future development. Mr. Pariseau said he had no intentions or plans on any future resubdivision. Mr. Doocy asked if ther would be park land dedication. It was decided since there are already two lots of record and no new building sites would be •reated, no park dedication would be required. The Board referred to the ''findings of fact" sheet. After several monents of trying to complete this form, it was decided that the Council had not directed the Board to complete the form as of yet and in the interest of time the form would not he used tonight. Findings of fact will be included in the motion. Mr. Goldade moved to recommend approval for Mr. Pariseau's application for a variance to lot frontage with Tract B being 10 acres and Tract A not to be split further so as to leave the 90' x 1,152' long strip as part of a minimum of ten acres. The intent of including the 90' strip in a ten acre minimum future split would be to prevent any remainder lot from evolving out of any future action on this property. Reference Mr. Shorts letter of January 4, 1984 and recommendations within the letter. Motion seconded by Mr. Prokop. Motion declared passed. In discussing the "findings of fact" sheet form it was decided to complete the form as far as possible and send it on to the Council. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT - PARK BROADCASTING Mr. Kluegel presented a request by Park Broadcasting for a Conditional Use Permit to construct a transmission tower and related buildings on the prop- erty owned by Robert Lundgren on Holly Drive. 410/Mr. Kluegel pointed out the property on the map and noted it contained approximately 80 acres. Ile also stated that part of the property is in an area called Cedar Lake.