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078. COUNCIL MINUTES APRIL 8, 1991 the final plat of Reshanau Park, Second Addition contingent upon completion of the developer's agreement and payment of all outstanding escrow accounts. Council Member Neal seconded the motion. On a roll call vote, motion called unanimously. Minor Subdivision, Marlin Hanson - Mr. Miller explained that Mr. Hanson had three (3) parcels of land that he has combined into one (1) parcel containing approximately 14 acres. Mr. Hanson has now requested that this one (1) parcel be divided into three (3) parcels as follows: 1) a 2.5 acre parcel that would include his homestead, 2) a parcel that provides the roadway providing access for Oak Brook Peninsula, and 3) a parcel about 11 acres for the purpose of building another house. It was noted that in 1985 Mr. Hanson was granted a permit to construct a boat house with the stipulation that the parcel with the boat house be combined with the homestead. Mr. Hanson had not completed the combination of the parcels until recently and explained why this was not done. Mr. Miller explained that Mr. Hanson had also requested a variance because it was thought that Mr. Hanson would be creating an undersized lot for his homestead. According to the 1985 zoning ordinance, Mr. Hanson will be creating a legal sized lot and the variance is not needed. Council Member Reinert was concerned because the Council would be creating the roadway to Oak Brook Peninsula before the subdivision was approved. He asked what would happen to this parcel if Oak Brook Peninsula was not approved. Mr. Miller explained he was concerned that the Council would not consider the preliminary plat for Oak Brook Peninsula because there was no roadway approaching the subdivision. He suggested that the Council consider a two (2) lot subdivision as follows: 1) a 2.5 acre parcel containing the homestead, and 2) a parcel containing approximately 11.5 acres. This parcel can be later subdivided if the Oak Brook Peninsula subdivision is approved. Council Member Kuether moved to deny the variance, DRB Application No. 90 - 65. Council Member Neal seconded the motion. On a roll call vote, motion carried unanimously. Mr. Frank Kern approached the Council to say that Mr. Hanson was not telling the truth regarding why he did not combine his parcels in 1985 as the Council had requested. Mayor Bisel explained that Mr. Kern's comments were of a personal nature and that he would not allow them-to be part of the record. Council Member Reinert moved to approve the first parcel of 2.5 acres of land containing Mr. Hanson's homestead and the second parcel of approximately 11.5 acres containing the remainder of the property. Council Member Bohjanen seconded the motion. On a PAGE 8 1 1 1