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Planning and Zoning Board January 12, 1983 Page -3- . Mr. Ostlie moved to recommend to Council that a variance to Ordinance #85 be granted to Mr. Leroux combining parcels per the legal description on a Certificate of Survey dated December 21, 1982 and to eliminate any reference to Planning and Zoning Board approval of the easements as shown on this Certificate of Survey contigent to advice by the City legal council that deeds and other legal descriptions are in order. Mrs. Klaus seconded the motion. Motion declared passed. Mr. Prokop noted that Mr. Leroux had been before the Planning and Zoning B oard previously with several different proposals as to how the land could be subdivided. He asked Mr. Leroux if he still was considering these plans. Mr. Leroux said he is no longer interested in subdividing his property but selling it as one piece and retire to another warmer part of the country. Mr. Jefferson, who was in the audience, is interested in purchasing parcel #2 and dividing it into two lots. The purpose of the two lots would be single family dwellings. He recognizes that there are some problems with this subdivision especially proper lot frontages. Mr. Leroux was told this will before the Council on January 24, 1983 for final action. VARIANCE - Stafki Mr. Stafki has requested a variance to Ordinance #85 to divide a lot he owns in the Lexington Park Lakeview Addition. He explained that he had planned to do this about two years ago but he was injured on the job and he could not purse this further until now. Mr. Prokop was told that area is designated Urban Residental on the Comprehensive Land Use Plan which indicates the area is planned for municipal sewer within the next five years. Mr. Doocy noted that in the past years this kind of lot split was granted routinely. Mr. Prokop asked Mr. Kluegel if he felt that tract B on Mr. Stafki's certificate of survey would be a buildable lot and be able to contain an on -site septic system. Mr. Kluegel said yes. Mr. Goldade said the proposed new Ordinance will require that a lot be at least one acre to he a buildable lot. There was discussion on this and the concesses was that although this lot is less than one acre it is buildable and will not require another variance before a building permit is issued. Mr. Doocy moved to recommend to Council that a variance to Ordinance #85 be granted to Mr. Stafki to divide into two lots lot 20, Block 5, Lexington Park Lakeview as shown on the Certificate of Survey dated September 30,1980. The reason for granting this variance is that it conforms to the adopted Comprehensive Land Use Plan. Mr. Goldade seconded the motion. Motion declared passed. Mr. Stafki was told the Council will give its decision on this request on January 24, 1983. OLD BUSINESS Mr. Kluegel presented a letter to the Board dealing with the Shoreland Management Act. This letter states the City must prepare a Shoreland Management Ordinance by December 1, • 1983. Mr. Goldade asked if the Board will be given a sample ordinance to work with. He felt maybe the task force should deal with this item. Mrs. Klaus noted that in the Council minutes of December 28, 1982 the third page, third to last paragraph dealing with Revenue Mortgage Bonds the paragraph states the Administrator