HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000056_pg113MOUNDS VIEW CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
April 27, 1981
Page Two.
Ordinance requirements and what other cities
allow for accessory buildings was discussed.
Forslund: Stated that she feels that a
Conditional Use Permit can be applied for and granted
for an accessory building in an R -1 district if the
building is less than 216 square feet and not in excess
of 25% of the rear yard area.
Hodges: Asked if the garage was attached to the
house. Mr. Trapp stated that it was. Mr. Trapp
further stated that the materials that would be
used for the accessory building would be the
same as what is on the house and also that the
accessory building would be on a floating slab
with pins that would go down into the concrete.
PUBLIC HEARING CLOSED: 7:46 p.m.
REGULAR MEETING RE- OPENED: 7:46 p.m.
Call of the Motion.
Ayes -5
Nays -0 MOTION CARRIED.
REGULAR MEETING CLOSED: 7:47 p.m.
PUBLIC HEARING OPENED: 7:47 p.m.
Mr. Jack Welch, representing Scott Builders,
was in attendance.
5.
Discussion took place regarding the placement of
the sanitary sewer. Mr. Welch stated that they are
not sure of the exact location of the sewer line,
but that they are aware that if the sewer line is
located under a footing that they will have to move it
or relocate the entire line. Discussion took place
on deed restrictions as recommended by Northwest
Associated Consultants, Inc. on page 3 of their
memorandum dated November 5, 1980.
Conditional Use Permit for
Convenience Food Establish-
ment, (Mr. Donut), B -3 zone,
Scott Builders, 2390 - Hwy 10,
Case 64 -80
Tom Herron, 5289 O'Connell Drive, asked for clarifica-
tion of where Mr. Donut would be located. Also, if it
would be a 24 hour establishment. Mr. Welch showed
the location of the proposed Mr. Donut. He said that it's
on Greenfield next to Brooks Superette. He said that the
hours would depend on the Franchise that would be
coming in.
Mr. Herron stated that he felt that there would be
traffic congestion there at night. Mayor McCarty
read Engineers' comments regarding traffic.
Mike Roos, 5260 Greenfield, talked about food odors from
Anchor Inn when the wind changes direction.