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food. DRAFT <br />VOTE: 4:1 Nay -Conlin she would have voted to approve the appeal and then ask the <br />Planning Commission to review it. <br />The Planner will bring it to Planning Commission in February and return to Council with it by <br />the end of February. <br />e. Appeal ofAdministrative Order —Rod Sessing <br />The Planner said the Building Official ordered modifications requested by City Council to The <br />Sessings. The Board of Adjustment and Appeals will review the appeal by Rod Sessing of an <br />order to relocate a pet containment system, retaining wall, drainage system, and magi -made <br />berm to the 10 feet setback line and to restore natural drainage and landscape material with all <br />run off to remain on the Sessing property. <br />The Mayor opened the hearing at 10:00 p.m. <br />Rod Sessing, 5699 Keats Avenue <br />He said he received the letter from James McNat <br />items are structures. He read the code definition <br />a pet containment system is a structure. He said; <br />when the pole building was constructed, and that <br />said that Tom Prew told him that grading, permit,, <br />was astonished that all of these <br />s. He paifcularly disagreed that <br />,rm was approved by the City <br />insulation to frost footings. He <br />issued for residential properties. <br />Two small spots of erosion on his properly tnthe past, resulted in his putting in the drain tile. <br />Neighbors allowed storage of the stone on Cheir pz' p%y for 30 days while work was <br />completed. In 1998, the complaint was sattsired , 1°399, the fieldstone was alleged illegal <br />and the Council created a resolution to allow it." Those items were not illegal then, yet now <br />they are. He said a Grading Plan was, submitted in 2004, yet the City never required one from <br />a residential property before 2 5 weeks bier the Grading Plan was approved. The plan shows <br />the 6X6s, the drain tile, and felds ile. It was all approved. All of a sudden it has become a <br />structure. He turn$ ltt a letter to3he City with a statement from a certified civil engineer that <br />M,.. <br />there is less waterrriovmg�ff his property now than before the grading. He installed electrical <br />fencing over the entire 11.5 acre pareel. There was never a problem with the location of the <br />fencing during all;rhe discussron of electronic fencing. He said the City allows The Ziertmans <br />to have an electrtfiedthree feel''fence, and there is a sign that says it is electrified. He said that <br />is illegal. His wife moved their home occupation off site. He said the City shut down his <br />business but allow The Ziertmans to have retail sales on their property. He asked how much <br />money the City will waste on this. Now you want me to move dirt approved in two separate <br />years. Now electric fences can't be there. Now the Code allows a solid stone fence on the <br />property line but the City won't allow the six -by -six retaining wall that was approved in 1998. <br />He pulled Building Permits as they were needed. Council wants him to move the dirt and not <br />put the fieldstone back in, but the resolution of 1999 specifically allowed it. Culverts are <br />greater structure than 4" pvc pipe that functions to keep water on his property. The City <br />should not go back on their word. There is no statute of limitations for grading. If the Council <br />sends it to court they let the residents pay more. Mr. Sessing distributed pictures of what he <br />said were retaining walls within setback areas all over Lake Elmo. <br />Joan Ziertman <br />Mrs. Ziertman said this is fifth time she has spoken to Council on this issue. Council gave <br />Lake Elmo City Council Minutes of Janu uy 17, 2006 <br />
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