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• Planning and Zoning Board May 11, 1983 Page -4- situation ", or what if a partially completed building is destroyed and the builder has to start over? Mr. McLean said through the variance procedure. Mr. McLean said he favored the idea of the house being totally completed before any occupancy be granted. Mr. McLean said he is suggesting that there be a 120 day limit to get the house (building) sided. Mr. Goldade suggested in addition that the build- ing be ready for any occupancy permit in 140 days. This may be a temporary or a complete occupancy depending on how much of the house (building) is completed. Mr. McLean suggested further that maybe a temporary occupancy permit should be renewed with a renewal fee. Mr. Ostlie suggested that maybe the 140 days be changed to 180 days for an occupancy permit. It would be up to the Building Inspector to determine if a temporary occupancy permit or a permanent occupancy permit should be issued. Mr. Ostlie asked if there should be the clause that the house be started within 90 days of issuing the permit. Why not just say the house must be started and the exterior be completed within 120 days. The feeling was the 90 day limit on starting the building was a good tool for prodding. •he consensus was that the house (building) must be started within 90 days or the permit lapses. The exterior must be finished within 120 days and must be ready for occupant' (temporary or full) within 180 days. Mr. McLean asked Mr. Klegel to check with Mr. Hawkins regarding the "good and satis- factory reason" clause. OLD BUSINESS Mr. Ostlie asked about the Shoreland Management Ordinance. Mr. Kluegel said Mr. John Stein from the DNR will attend the next Planning and Zoning Board meeting. Mr. Prokop suggested approaching the DNR about the Bruggeman lot split request and see what their feeling is about this. Mrs. Klaus asked when there will be a new Planning and Zoning Board member. It was explained that Mr. Johnson has not officially submitted his resignat- ion. When this happens the Council will appoint a new member. NEW BUSINESS Mr. Kluegel reminded the Planning and Zoning Board of the continuation of the public hearing on the proposed Zoning Ordinance and Zoning Map set for May 24, 1983 at 7:00 P.M. at City Hall. Mr. McLean asked about the Dennis Wegan property. Mr. Kluegel explained he is now building a house next to his pole building. The water problem with •r. Sherer has been before the Council and should be resolved. Mr. Doocy asked if the Planning and Zoning Board will be involved with the BMX race track in the City Park? Mr. McLean felt this was not compatable with a ball field or picnic area which had been established by the Lion's