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January 25, 1979 Page 5 /~ o~~e ryarticular case. ~ ~ UpCOMING AGENOA AN~ PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION Offlcial Rose reported that Gene Tanas wi71 be coming in saon to request that one tot tocated at 2070 Oakwood be subdivided into two. The tot is 150' wide and was at one time divided into two 76` iots, cnd Mr. 7anas would ltke it divided back into two nnce more. Official Rose reported that there is a hydraulics fitm interested 1~~ building in the Mounds View Industrial Park on a 1ot that is 125' deep 6y approximate.ly 3l0' wide. The 7ot is going to be very ~ifficutt to build on, due to its lack of depth, and the firm is trying to purchase some ~xtra property from the motel iocated behind. The present p7ot plan wou7d require many variances for setbacks. Comnission Member Glazcr expressed cqncern with any chemlcals that woutd be in the area possibly getting into the cr~ek. Officiai Rose rep7led tl~at the firm would-not be using any dangerous material. He atso stated that the City tias the optfon to accept the p7an fran the hydraulics fitm or xait for something else to come along. He reported that there is a 7ot availab7e across the street fran the ane the firm 1s interested in but at a higher cost. He also stated that the building would include a Cennts court and sauna for emplayees. Chairperson Naake asked if the Planning Comnission members would be witiing to ,t"~ compranise on a setback for the buitding and indications were that tf~ey would not, i ~ `"~-' Officiat Nose also reported that Mrs. Carlson had to pay a$50 fee for her code appeal and stated that the Planning ~umnission might want to recommend to the Councll that it be rewritten, with perhaps a$25 minimum fee and then aro rated. Commission Member Mackeben stated that he was not opposed to the $50 fee. Chair- persan Haake added that if someone wants to appea7 sanething badiy enough, they should 6e wilting to pay for it, Cour.cilmember Batar~artner reported that the City Council took acttan on Yhe Northcrest Properties and aNproved the prellminary ptat and that the developer wilt draw in a 60' easement at the Quincy connectlon of the property and thet a pubilc improvements hearing wi11 be hetd, at whtch tlme a11 the residents cen give thelr input into the proposed roads and so forth. Councilmanber Baumgr.rtner also reported that Seven-Eteven went before the Councii to request gas pumps. He reported thet the issue was tabled to aitow the CiLy Counctl to review the request further. Official Rose stated that 5even-~leven coutd meet a11 thF requirements other than the variance 1n parking but that they must be in relation to the Canprehensive P1an, the geographical area, tY~e character of the area and have a d~nonstrated need. ~_./