HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000045_pg184August 8, 1977 Page 4
Administrator Achen stated that the issue should go back to the Planning Commission
as the Council should have the Planning Commissions recommendations on a cabinet shop
before making a final decision. He stated that Mr. Cherrier should inform the City
more of what he wants, whether it be a cabinet shop or repair garage and allow the
City to get the pertinent facts, such as exhaust systems, fire safety systems, etc.
Attorney Meyers advised that the public hearing could be continued without public
notices having to go out again. However, Mr. Cherrier must ask for rezoning for either
the repair garage or cabinet shop.
Councilmember Ziebarth stated that he would like to know what is going on in the build-
ing presently as far as other zoning violations.
Mr. Creek reported that he had spoken to Steve Rose earlier in the day, after receiving
the letter from the City, and had invited Steve to stop over and view the shop for
himself, but that Steve did not stop over that afternoon.
Administrator Achen recommended that the Council deny the appeal for the repair garage
and that Mr. Cherrier be contacted to find out what his plans are for the land.
MSP (Pickar - Baumgartner) to deny the request of Mr. Cherrier based on the fact that
the Council does not have the power to change the necessary zoning for a cabinet shop
since the public hearing was requested for a repair garage. 4 ayes
Attorney Meyers stated that the issue at hand is commercially zoned property that is
being gradually zoned to other activities, and that unless Mr. Cherrier takes action
to have the property rezoned, the businesses presently there would be in violation
of the zoning ordinance.
Mr. Creek asked what he could do in the meantime as far as operating his cabinet shop.
Mayor Pickar directed Administrator Achen to contact Mr. Cherrier by letter and inform
him of what happened at the public hearing and advise him of what he should do next.
Councilmember Baumgartner asked if Mr. Creek would be able to open his cabinet shop
tomorrow. Attorney Meyers replied that the City would not send the police out tomorrow
but that the owner should take immediate action to clarify the situation.
Administrator Achen pointed out that the issue could not possibly be resolved until the
end of September since it must first get on the Planning Commission agenda and then
on the City Council agenda.
Mayor Pickar closed the public hearing and opened the public hearing for the Fisher
Addition.
FISHER ADDITION SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT PRELIMINARY PLAT
Robert Smith identified himself as the attorney for Mr. Fisher and stated that Mr.
Fisher is requesting to subdivide the lots fronting Groveland and Knollwood into
nine lots. Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 and 9 would be 90' wide by 211.6' deep and lot
5 would be 100' wide by 423.2' deep. The plat designates a 15' easement off the back
lot lines of lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 and 9 for drainage, and lot 5 would have a 28'
easement in the center part of the lot in continuation of the easement already on it,
except that it would be 2' less on the western most side because of the placement of