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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES MARCH 2, 1993 5 M/S/P Johnston/Johnson - to grant a variance to Section 308.060.D1A of the Shoreland District and grant a variance to the Section 301.050B3 of the zoning code to Charlotte Morgan and Mark Fritsch, 4563 Birch Bark Trail N., for the purpose of constructing an 18' x 22, addition based on the following reasons: (Motion carried 3-0). " 1. that the addition does not encroach upon the distance between the OHWM any further than the existing dwelling. 2. that the addition cannot logically be placed on any other side of the house. 3. that there exists now vegetative screening. 4. that the DNR does not object to the addition. 5. that there is no objection to the request by the neighbors. 6. that the existing septic system is adequate for the addition because it does not add a bedroom, but expands upon the existing bedroom and there is adequate room for expansion of the drainfield. B. Minor Subdivision with Variances: Gene Peltier Resolution No. 93-11 Council member Karen Johnston indicated she received a phone call from Todd Williams urging the Council not to grant this minor subdivision because it involves variances to the Residential Estates ordinance which he thought would not be necessary and should not be granted. M/S/P Johnston/Johnson - to approve Resolution No. 93-11, ae amended (add property address: 220 Lake Elmo Avenue N.), granting a minor subdivision with variances to Gene Peltier. (Motion carried 3-0). C. Ordinance Amending Section 212 Heritage Preservation of the Lake Elmo Municipal Code The State Historic Preservation Program Specialist, Michael Koop, informed the LEHPC that Ordinance 8062 and 8063 were not acceptable to the State and would not qualify Lake Elmo to participate in the certified local government (CLG) program. At the February 3rd meeting, the Heritage Preservation Commission recommended the following changes: