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Minutes of the Fake 21mo Village Oouncii-4�24 1971 cont'd pg.2 Mr.. & Mrs. Drank Hoffman appeared regarding their request for a hardship variance to permit the building of a house on a lot owned by them. The subject lot has only a 100' frontage instead of the required 125. Council man Shervheim moved that the requested variance be denied in accordance with the recommendation of the planning commission for the reason set forth in the planning commission's report and on the grounds that: (1) The Hoffmans purchased the lot while knowing thata building xmx±kxpxxi±2xlar_ ZN.%XXXX4RXXXIXK permit could not be issued for a lot of that size, and (2) Because building on the particular lot in question would be unreasonable and would adversely affect the existing or potential useof adjacent land because the Land. in question carries g substantial amounts of surface water from time to time, and construction thereon prior to the installation of storm sewer would. in all lilglihood cause damage to the structure built thereon and flooding in adjacent areas. The motion was 2nd'd by C.Watson after extensive discussion and consideration of the evidence presented by Hoffmans on earlier appearances as well as other evidence brought be- fore the cauncil, a vote was taken end -the motion carried unanimously. Mrs.Ray Schneider appeared before the Council relative to damage to her automobile caused by windrows of dirt & rock caused as part of the grading operation. Motion by C.Watson 2nd by C.Aberorombie that clerk determine if this is covered by insurance and if not authorized, payment of the bill_ by the Village. Carried 5-0. Clerk instructed to advise the news media to publish an article that the Village has an ordinance covering parking on Village streets and that during the snow season ears will be ticketed and possibly hauled away. Clerk to arrange for a meeting between Ben GorkatNorm Schwattz, Mayor Brockman and C.Shervheim for Thursday December 9 at 11:45AM at the Village Office to discuss the snowmobile problem after hours. Copies of the ord- inance to be made available for posting at both establishments. Mr. Frederick Zwar,, agent for Mrs. E.Sanft, appeared regarding the request of Mrs. Sanft for variance from the requirements of the zoning and subdiv- ision ordinances to permit division of Mrs. Sanft's property into two residential lots in excess of five acres each. The property in question is in the NWT of the SWt of section 14, to the North of Meadowlark Lane. Mr. & Mrs. Hubert Rhode,Jr., prospective purchasers of the property also appeared. I?io by C.Abercrombie that the variance be pranted subject to the con- 0 s listed below, as recommended by the Planning Commission for the reasons stated in the Planning Commission's report on the grounds that: 1:.The subdivision is of small size and minot .importance and situated in a locality where conditions are well defined because off the residential structures built to -the South & East of the property in question:. 2.Because of the physical conditions of the property, strict compliance with these regulations would cause an exceptional & undue hardship on the owner, while granting of the variance does not in any way have a detriment- aleffect on the public welfare. The variance will. not impair -the intent and purpose of the subdivision ordinance, for future subdivision can be carried out in strict conformity with the existing codes provided the following conditions are met. The conditions of the variances are: