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May 14, 1979 Page 2 Councilmember Ziebarth suggested the Planning Commission should look at the code to see if it needs changing. If Mr. Pajak's problem is solved by that change, there would be no need for Council to address his problem. When asked by Mayor McCarty when he planned to begin building, Mr. Pajak replied he had planned to begin in a couple of weeks. MSP (Forslund /Hodges) to rescind the motion of April 23, 1979, in relation to Mr. Pajak's property. 3 ayes, 2 nays MSP (Forslund /Hodges) to grant Mr. Pajak a subdivision dividing the property on the west half fronting Fairchild Avenue 273 lineal feet, and on the east half fronting Red Oak Drive 255 lineal feet. The legal description is north 101.5 feet of south 2632.5 feet of west 528 feet of Section 6, 3023. 3 ayes, 2 nays MS (McCarty /Forslund) to amend the previous motion to remove the chicken coop. The separate shed should also be removed. Any action on the shed size requirement should be tabled until Planning Commission returns their recommendation. Councilmember Ziebarth indicated the size of the subdivision granted would give Mr. Pajak the right to develop the property in regard to house, garage and over- sized shed. There really is no need for changing the code. Mayor McCarty indicated Mr. Pajak would need a variance for building another garage on the property. Attorney Meyers indicated it would be best to subdivide the lot and later address the buildings. Mayor McCarty /Councilmember Forslund withdrew the proposed amendment. Mrs. Pajak questioned why the concern with the extra shed as it is being used as the children's playhouse. Mr. Pajak indicated he would grant the 5 -foot easement for both properties and will eliminate the chicken coop attached to the main 277 square foot building. Jerry Linke, 2219 Knoll Drive, questioned whether the extra shed would be used after the children stop using it as a playhouse. Councilmember Rowley explained the reason she voted nay was she didn't see any new evidence that hadn't been presented before. Councilmember Ziebarth stated he was concerned because Mr. Pajak was still not allowed to build until the code is looked at and that won't speed up his building. Mr. Loeding, 5046 Longview Drive, read from the BSEH Report, page 3 -28, regarding future drainage requirements. Edward Smith, 5149 Rainbow Lane, stated the Council Chambers needed speakers because some people cannot hear the proceedings clearly. Mayor McCarty promised to bring the problem up at the next agenda session.