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• UNAPPROVED Mounds View Planning Commission April 1, 1992 Regular Meeting Page 3 most of her customers don't park for all that long; they drop off their pets in the morning and pick them up at night. Chair Mountin again stated that when a use changes, the city must use current code standards. She also stated that with the grooming staff and nine to ten students parking each day, there would not be much room left for any cars. The Commissioners expressed their desire for the business to stay in the city, and made suggestions about other proper- ties that the applicant might rent. Chair Mountin asked the applicant how much time she had to make a decision regarding this property. The applicant indicated that she would like to speak • with the property owner to see if a solution can be found to the parking problem before looking elsewhere. Motion/Second: Stevenson/Peterson to table Resolution No. 335-92, with the option of calling to order at the Agenda Session April 15, 1992 to take action on the matter. 5 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried Planner Harring on ou ine• e nex case, Planning Case No. 334-92, variance of Resolution request of Mac-May Homes. The applicant No. 336-92, is asking to construct a home at 2673 Regarding Var- Sherwood Road with a side yard setback iance Request of five feet where a ten foot setback is of Mac-May required and with a front yard setback Homes at 2673 of 30 .5 feet where a setback of 58 feet Sherwood Road is required. When the lot was sub- divided and platted in 1986, the City Council required that the home have a 58 foot front setback to keep the home in line with the three homes to the east. In 1991, the Planning Commission denied • a variance request similar to this one, but the City Council overturned that