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-2- residence to the standards now enjoyed by the surrounding structures and, (21 the topography- of the property being lakeshore, the addi tion of a garage to the front of the existing structure would reduce the cost of enlarging the house and, at the same time,, tend to improve the aesthetics of the surrounding area. Motion carried unanimously. The Council also accepted the Commission ' recommendation of approval of the proposed amendment of .the Blanske Addition plat which will permit the home existing ori Lot 1 to be sold. Motion by Councilman. Sundland and seconded by Councilman Ranallo to adopt. .the resolution which will permit the subdivision of the existing plat for the Blanske property presently described as Lots 1, 2 , and 3 , Block 1, Blanske Addition which will- divide existing Lot 1 of the plat into Parcel "A described as Lot 1, Block 1, Blanske Addition, except the East 137 . 80 feet of that part of said Lot -1, lying North of the North line of Lot 2 , and its extension West and Parcel "B described- as the East 137 . 80 feet of that part of Lot 1, lying North of the North line of Lot 2 and-its extension West, Block 1, Blanske Addition, finding that this action continues previous City discussions regarding developing buildable sites for the properties to the south. RESOLUTION 80.062 • A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE SUBDIVISION OF LOT 1, BLOCK l,. BLANSKE ADDITION Motion carried unanimously.. That portion of the minutes pertaining to the opposition from Mrs. Makowske and Mr. Jones permitting children to live in a mini-ware house facility were read aloud by Mr. Sopcinski, as directed by Commission motion, prior to Council consideration' of Ordinance 198.0-006 . This ordinance amendment to the City Zoning Ordinance had been prepared by the City Attorney at the direction of the Council to better define and permit a dwelling unit -for a caretakers residence in a mini-warehouse facility such as the recently approved Blanske property on Foss Road and, as written, would have excluded children over the age of 18 . The Commission had voted four to two to eliminate the age delineation and instead to permit "dependent children" to live in the caretakers residence. Mr. _Blanske told the Council he does.�not plan to have children living in the facility because he does not believe parents young enough to have young dependents "would stay around day and night to provide the necessary surveillance of the property Instead, he prefers caretakers who are retired to semi-disabled for the job. The unit he plans will only be 600 square feet and will have only one bedroom. Mr. Fornell suggested all units of this type might be • specified as to size and number of bedrooms, as had been suggested by Mrs . Makowske, thereby limiting the size of the family who might seek such quarters or employment. Mayor Haik agreed, saying she