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City Council meeting of May 6, 1991 Page _ Miron made motion, McAllister seconded, to approve the application of Jim LeMoine for a variance to construct a 22' x 40' post -frame building on his property located at 14451 Homestead Avenue (aka Lot 7 and Outlot A. Block: 2, Evergreen Hills 2nd Addition) 27' from the front property line and in front of the principal residence. The proposed building is to be used for residential purposes only. All ave. Motion Carried. VARIANCE REQUEST (S. SEIDEL) Mr. Stanley Seidel of 5626 142nd Street, Hugo, MN., has made application to the City of Hugo for a variance to place a 12' >: 16' storage building 2' from the rear and side property lines. The property in question is located in an SFU zoning district, and consists of approximately 11,550 square feet. The side yard setback:: requirement in an SFU district is 5' and the rear yard setback requirement is 5'. In reviewing the site in question, it would appear that the applicant can meet the side yard setback: requirement. There appears to be about 47' from the rear of the house to the rear property lot line. The Board of Zoning Adjustments considered this variance request at their meeting of April 24, 1991, and recommended approval with no objections being voiced by adjoining neighbors. McAllister made motion, Brunotte seconded, to approve the request of Stanley Seidel for a variance to place a 12' x 16' storage building 2` from the rear and side property lines on his property located at 5626 142nd Street. All ave. Motion Carried. REZONING REQUEST ( ARLINGTON PROPERTIES) On behalf of Arlington Properties, of St. Paul, MN., Mr. Richard Schreier has made application to the City of Hugo for the rezoning of a 45 acre tract of land from Single Family Estate (SFE) to Single Family Urban (SFU). The primary purpose of this request is to accommodate a small lot, residential subdivision development some time in the future. The property in question is located east of Highway 61, between 130th and 140th Streets. With the exception of a small portion of land in the south east corner of the site, the tract in question is located within the Metropolitan Urban Service Area (MUSA). The property abuts on an RR1 district to the east, and SFE districts on the north, south, and west. The City's Comprehensive Flan states that all residential lots, smaller - than one acre in size within the MUSA, must be served by sanitary seater. It is the intent of the developer to serve the site in question with bituminous roads, storm water drainage, and municipal water and sewer. The Hugo Planning Commission held a public hearing to consider this matter at their meeting of April 24, 1991, and unanimously recommended approval of the rezoning request. Greg and Sue Carlson, property owners directly north of the property requested to be rezoned, were concerned with the possibility of having to view the back: yards of six to seven homes. Their hofi-,p is constructed on a =_ x 500' lot, and is only 7' from the property line. Mayor Stoltzman suggested they meet with the developers to addre5 their concerns.