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Planning Commission meeting of February 28, 1996 <br />Page 2 <br />zoned agricultural, a portion of which is within the shoreland district <br />surrounding Horseshoe Lake. Mr. Tomnitz has stated that the need for the <br />variance is due to the location of existing fences, his detached garage, <br />existing natural gas pipeline easement, location of his septic system, and <br />topographic constraints. The zoning ordinance allows 3,600 sq. ft. of <br />accessory storage and 1,000 sq. ft. of garage space on parcels in the <br />agricultural district which are under 20 acres in size. With the proposed <br />building, Mr. Tomnitz will have a total of 3,678 sq. ft. of garage and <br />accessory storage space. Hugo City Code, Chapter 320-4, Subd. C(3), <br />requires a special use permit for any home business not related to <br />agriculture. Chapter 320-3, Subd. B(4), defines home occupations which <br />are permitted. It states that, "no home occupation will be permitted in <br />an accessory building or which involves over the counter sales or where <br />stock in trade is stored on the premises." The public hearing was called <br />to order, and there were no oral or written comments. Mr. Tomnitz was <br />present and stated that storage of the electrical materials was needed for <br />his father's electrical business, as he did not have adequate space at his <br />house. It was determined that the City could not issue a special use <br />permit for warehousing in the agricultural zone. <br />Schumann made motion, Rubenzer seconded, <br />Tomnitz, 7180 177th Street North, for a <br />construct a 40' x 56' accessory building <br />materials, and in front of the principal <br />is based on Chapter 320-3, Subd. B(4) of <br />All aye. Motion Carried. <br />to deny the request of John <br />variance and special use permit to <br />for storage of electrical <br />residence. Denial of the request <br />the Hugo City Code. <br />Robert and Dr. Amanda Dorner, 14409 Forest Blvd. have requested a special <br />use permit to conduct chiropractic services in their home at the above <br />address. The present zoning classification is commercial business. <br />Driveway access to the premises is provided across the parking lot of <br />Firstar Bank. A letter has been provided from the bank allowing such <br />use. A handicap ramp is proposed to provide public access to the business <br />portion of the home. In addition, public parking is proposed on the rear <br />of the property as required by city ordinance. The Dorners were present <br />at the meeting, and acknowledged that they were aware of Hugo City Code, <br />Chapter 320-5, Subd. A(3) which states, "When any lawful nonconforming use <br />of any structure or land in any district has been changed to a conforming <br />use, it shall not thereafter be changed to any nonconforming use." This <br />could be an issue if a future property owner intended to use the converted <br />business area for residential use. The public hearing was called to <br />order, and there were no oral or written comments regarding this matter. <br />Agness made motion, Schumann seconded, to recommend approval of the <br />request of Robert and Amanda Dorner, 14409 Forest Blvd., for a SUP to <br />conduct chiropractic services in their home subject to the following <br />special conditions: <br />1. Parking facilities be constructed and maintained to meet the minimum <br />requirements established for this use in accordance with Chap. 219. <br />
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