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Planning and Zoning Board <br />June 13, 1984 <br />water, sanitary sewer, storm sewer and on -site septic system which appear <br />•to be in order. The basis for the granting of the variance in this parti- <br />cular case would be as set forth in our ordinance regarding variances which <br />would include that the property in question cannot be put to reasonable use <br />under the conditions allowed under our current official controls, that the <br />plight of Mr. Grubbs is due to circumstances unique to this property and <br />not due to economic considerations alone, that in addition, this particular <br />variance; the granting of such will not confer on Mr. Grubbs any special <br />privileges denied by this ordinance to other lands or other property in <br />this particular district, that these actions will not unreasonably diminish <br />or impair the property values within this local neighborhood and that this <br />particular action would be in keeping with the spirit and intent of our <br />ordiance. I would reference the Council in regard to the legal description <br />which will ultimately bare in this particular matter in particular one which <br />is set forth on Certificate of Survey which is attached to the application <br />which will satisfy Mr. Hawkins concerns relative to the property coming under <br />one legal description. I would also reference the City Council to the April <br />3, 1984 letter from E. G. Rud and Sons, Inc. in particular the second legal <br />description which will in essence describe the property which will be added <br />to the existing property to bring this into conformity with the legal descrip- <br />tion which is contained in the Certificate of Survey which has already been <br />referred to. The property which is being split also includes certain prop- <br />erty owned by Mr. Apitz in the particular regard. In addition, I would <br />condition my recommendation to the City Council that this metes and bounds <br />description in all respects be granted on the fact the deeds submitted by <br />the applicant to the City Attorney, William Hawkins, prior to the time that <br />the metes and bounds description and variances are officially recorded and <br />IIPprior to the hearing at the City Council. Mr. Prokop second the motion. <br />Motion declared passed. <br />Mr. McLean asked Mr. Kluegel to be sure that all legal descriptions to the <br />various parcels be part of the presentation to the Council. <br />Rezone from Neighborhood Business (NB) to General Business (GB) <br />There was discussion regarding how this parcel was zoned (NB). Mr. Karth <br />explained that it was not the intention of the Task Force to leave Mr. <br />Grubbs zoned NB, especially since this zone does not even contain the <br />Conditional Use for this type of business. Mrs. Klaus felt it was the <br />intention of the Task Force to not allow the business to expand. There <br />was discussion as to whether or not the entire (NB) area should be rezoned <br />or just the property owned by Mr. Grubbs. Mrs. Anderson noted that Mr. <br />Grubbs had notified the City of his intention to expand and rezone early in <br />1983 and he was told to wait until after the new zoning ordinance was in <br />place. <br />Mr. Prokop moved that the application from Mr. Larry Grubbs of 733 Vicki Lane <br />to have a parcel located at 525 Birch zoned General Business be recommended <br />to the Council for a hearing and that the Planning and Zoning recommend <br />acceptance of the application to rezone to General Business, the reasons <br />being at the time of the development of the Lino Lakes Zoning District Map <br />the property through an unintentional oversight was not given proper zoning <br />• classification. The intent of the Task Force was to have the use of that <br />property automobile repair as a Conditional Use so that control could be <br />applied, at all times, this was not done through no fault of anyone, it was <br />an oversight, we are attempting to rectify it at this time by going from <br />Neighborhood Business (NB) to General Business (GB). Mr. Goldade seconded <br />the motion. <br />