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_ <br />Mounds View Planning Commission <br />Regular Meeting <br />-- I �_ ______ _____ <br />— - �- � -- - - --�- — - -- � <br />January 19, 2000 <br />Page 3 <br />recommend the item be tabled until the February Z, 2000 meeting of the Pla�i; <br />He indicated that if no word is received from the applicant by that meeting ��9.� <br />resolution to deny the request. He noted that the applicant rru�h�t also wita���r�� <br />or request Planning Commission action, however, this is still und�iermined. <br />Commissioner Miller inquired if the applicant could request a�t' extensi <br />Planning Associate Ericson stated this was correct. He ex�>���t�� �'� <br />could also extend the matter for an additional 60 days, witho�� �;c�����, <br />accidentally, by virtue of non-action on the part of the City ��� {�k✓�.; <br />to act upon all planning requests within 60 days, unless t�at �+�A.r; <br />Commission could extend this matter for an addition�l 60 days. ' <br />information regarding how this matter will proceec� sk�c��.�l� t��. �?v�ilable <br />MOTION/SECOND: Stevenson/Kaden. To Ta�'ie 1'1 <br />2, 2000 Meeting of the Planning Commissio:Ci Y� <br />Ayes — ..,..�.. .:. <br />8 '�' ���� N <br />. <br />6. Planning Case No. ; <br />Proper��r x�� wf`���f��?: 4749 �ltl <br />Consici�h����;� �s�'�`�:esolutioti <br />buildin� io�,���< �. �r. �i`i�;9 Olcl <br />Applicant: ����:� ���•<s�a�����es, <br />The .ai�plicant was not <br />iiinission. <br />ill draft a <br />plication, <br />the Planning Corrr���;:,�i�n <br />th�t it might be approved <br />� ���at the City is required <br />�rr�e: �:>� �j�tended, and the <br />��; �R�g������ed that further <br />y ��«, <���r� of the week. <br />5?,�r99 Until the February <br />The motion carried. <br />��1ay 8 <br />Ct(�, �s xesolution approving a front-yard setback variance for the <br />Associate Erics�n gave the staff report as follows: <br />����_ <br />item is a requ��ti< for a variance to allow for a reduced front yard setback for an o ice- <br />,.; .<,. <br />�ouse buildin `;;lbcated at 4749 Old Highway 8. The applicant, ASC Properties, LLC is the <br />�;, <br />�9�r�� ;Y� cy �h�; subject property, which is in the process of changing hands. An application for <br />�E ���;��`�>� en requested in order to provide for a clean transfer of the property. <br />Planning Associate Ericson advised that a variance is required because the building, according to <br />a recent survey, encroaches into the front yard setback by approximately 2 to 3 feet, on the north <br />end of the property. He noted that the property curves slightly, therefore, the building maintains <br />the required 40-foot setback toward the south end of the property. <br />
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