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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES AUGUST 19, 1986 PAGE 4 City Engineer Bohrer recommended that Furseth and Shanley be added to Part D because they cannot upgrade on their own lots, they are adjacent to planned cluster systems, and there will be no delay to the project. It was recommended that all other requests be denied because of the probable delay to the project. M/S/P Mazzara/Dunn - to accept Larry Bohrer's recommendation to allow David Furseth, 8004 50th Street, and Steve Shanley, 2797 Legion Avenue to be added to Part D of the 201 Program because they cannot upgrade on their own lots, they are adjacent to planned cluster systems, and there will be no delay to the project. (Motion carried 5-0). M/S/P Mazzara/Dunn - to accept Larry Bohrer's recommendation that all other requests be denied because of the probable delay to the project. (Motion carried 5-0). 6. Public Hearing : Variance Request on Maximum Size of Accessory tructure in the R-R Zone -- Richard and Jackie McNamara, 10321 loth St. N. Richard and Jackie McNamara wish to build a 144 foot by 54 foot addition to their existing barn. The size of the existing barn (45x35) is 1,575 square feet. The new addition would increase the total building size by 7,776 square feet to 9,351 feet. Public notice was duly sent and published. Mayor Morgan opened up the public hearing at 7:55 p.m. The building will be metal and used as an arena to work the animals and for hay and machinery storage. It was suggested that this would be a fine building to erect, but they would rather see the McNamara's in Ag zoning. Mrs. McNamara stated they would be more than happy to apply for Ag zoning, but because of the Development Moratorium this is not possible. On the advise of the City Attorney, this variance request would first need to have a variance from the Development Moratorium. Mayor Morgan closed the public hearing at 8:10 p.m. M/S/P Armstrong/Dunn - to refer the request to the Planning Commission for a variance to the Development Moratorium for an Accessory Building Size and/or Rezoning to Agricultural to be considered from Richard and Jackie McNamara. (Motion carred 5-0). 7. Request for Variance from Development Moratorium: Joe Rogers and Brockman Trucking Company Representing Joe Rogers, Don Raleigh presented his request for a variance from the Development Moratorium to allow the Planning Commission and City Council to consider Mr. Roger's proposal to rezone a 17 acre tract of land located west of the junction of State Highway 5 and Stillwater Road to zoning classification