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Huzo Planning Commission April 28, 1976 Page 2 of 3 LaMotte - Temrorary Mobile Home Permit Mr. and Frs. William LaMotte appeared with a request to move In- a second mobile home into their campgrounds, the M. R. Tourist Cpmp, so that their daughter and son-in-law, who are just married, and out of work, can live for about a year until he can find work, and get established. Mr. and Mr LaMotte reside permanently in a mobile home already in the park. They explained the trailer they wish' to move in is 10 x 46, slightly larger than the tourist type thPt camp at their park. Irene Leroux questioned the LaMotte's about the fencing that was a screening requirement at their park. The fence was blown down d firing the severe storm that hit Hugo im summer of 1975 and has not been re- placed. Motion made by Rosenquist, seconded by Lhret, to set a public hearing on the matter of the request by Mr. an^ Mrs. LaMotte, to move a second mobile home onto their property for a temporary home for their son-in-law and daughter, for May 26, 1976 at 7:30P.M., said hearing subject to cancellation by the Planning Commission secretary should the City Council act in a manner that would pre-empt this action; that the City :attorney render a legal opinion concerning this m?tter and that the City Engineer make an inspection and file a report with the Planning Commission; both reports to be available to the Planning Comm- ission by IYay 12th. Al voted aye. Motion carried. LaBelle - Request for Variance Mr. Zimmerman of North/Northeast Realtors, appeared on beh?lf of Mr. Eugene LaBelle with a request for a variance and asked to be put on the agenda. Motion made by Peltier, seconded by Ehret, to put Mr. LaBelle on the agenda. All voted aye. Motion carried. Mr. Zimmerman stated that Mr. Eugene LaBelle is making a request for a variance so that he can divide an 11.8 parcel ?t 7286 157th Street N., on Oneka Lake into two parcels. Mr. LaBelle wishes to sell eight acres, and keep the remaining 3.8 acres, includinp, t1 -e old homestead, for him- self. He submitted $15.00 check to cover v?riance fee. Mr. Zimmerman feels that Mr. LaBelle should be allowed a vPrience because the land to the north has been subdivided into smaller lots. Spitzer Informed Zimmerman thfnt it has been the policy of the city not to grant this type of variance but he still may make applic?tion if he wishes. Spitzer recommended that the application for variance be with- drawn and Mr. LaBelle's attorney contact the City Attorney to determine If another alternative, possibly a subdivision, wouldn't be in their best interests. Zimmerman agreed to withdraw the application.