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IVY Planning and Zoning Board eierAo June 8, 1983 . The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Planning and Zoning Board was called to order at 7:35 P.M. Wednesday, June 8, 1983 by Chairman Prokop. Members present: Mr. McLean, Prokop, Goldade, Doocy and Mrs. Klaus. Members absent: Johnson, Ostlie. City Planner, Bill Short and City Zoning Official Peter Kluegel were also present. MINUTES Mr. Doocy moved to approve the minutes of the May 11, 1983 Planning and Zoning Board meet- ing as presented. Mr. McLean seconded the motion. Motion declared passed. Mr. Prokop said he would like to revise the order of the agenda because the first item, Rice Lake Estates is very lengthly. He asked if Mr. Bernier and Mr. Volk, the last agenda items were in the audience, both were and Mr. Prokop then began with the Bernier variance request. VARIANCE - BERNIER Mr. James Bernier appeared before the Board to request a variance to the moratorum and a variance to 1005.06, Subd. (2)B of the Zoning Ordinance regarding required front footage. Mr. Bernier explained the property is owned by his mother and he wishes to purchase 10 + acres with a 165' frontage. The reason he wanted the variance is because if he were to acquire the required 330' frontage he would split his mothers farmstead and he would get the barn, silor and z of the machine shed from his mother. He also felt that his family (brothers and sisters) would not go along with this type of division. •r. McLean explained the reason for the 330' frontage requirement in the ordinance and did not feel this would cause a hardship of the land, only a hardship with the family. It was suggested that Mr. Bernier acquire the full 330' frontage and give his mother an easement to the barn and silo. Mr. Bernier felt this probably would not be satisfactory with his family. Mr. McLean moved that the application for a variance to Ordinance #85 be tabled for 30 days affording the opportunity to look at alternatives to the application. Mr. Doocy seconded the motion. Mrs. Klaus asked if Mr. Bernier met the required frontage will he have to return to the Planning and Zoning Board. It was determinted that the moratorum should have expired by the next Planning and Zoning Board meeting and Mr. Bernier would not have to return for a variance to the moratorum. On the table motion, motion declared passed. VARIANCE - VOLK Mr. Volk explained he is requesting a variance to the moratorum so that he can deed .4 (four tenths) acre to his neighbor so the neighbor can add on to his garage. Presently the neighbor has a single car garage and it is about 10' from the property line. The lots owned by Mr. Volk and his neighbor, Mr. Pebbles were identified on the map. Both 4111ots are in the Sunset Oaks subdivision. Mr. Prokop noted that Outlot K is platted for a future street and Mr. Pebbles said his house would be directly in the path of a future extension of outlot K for a street. It would be impossible to extend outlot K to Sunset Avenue.