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62 May 18, 1987 8. Any exterior storage on site relating to activities of this plan must be confined to the areas identified on the site plan. 9. No fences, structure, or vegetation may be placed in on-site easements. 10. The use for which this plan approval is sought is not in violation of any restrictive covenant applying to the property referenced herein. 11. The activities on site will not adversely alter any watercourse, ditch, or drainage system. 12. The property owner shall permit access to the referenced site for periodic inspections to assure conformance with the site plan. All aye. Motion Carried. 8.0 SUP/Variance (Wm. Wunderlich) Mr. William Wunderlich has made application to the City of Hugo for a SUP to allow for construction of a 401x 48' accessory building on his property in an agricultural district. The property consists of approximately 10 acres that is generally described as part of Section 14, T31N, R21W aka 15939 Ingersoll AVenue North. The total square footage of allowable accessory buildings in this zoning district is 3,600 square feet for lots less than 20 acres. This request by Mr. Wunderlich will allow for the construction of the building between the house and Ingersoll Avenue exceeding the 3,600 square foot limit. Mr. Wunderlich also needs a variance to place the building closer to the road than the principal building. Mr. Wunderlich also needs a variance to place the building closer to the road than the principal building. Mr. Wunderlich operates a kennel on site, and the parking area is located nearer the road than the home. Mr. Wunderlich indicated that constructing the building in question behind his home would interfere with the septic system and drainfield on site. At the May 11,1987 Hugo Planning Commission meeting, action was taken recommending issuance of a SUP to allow the construction of the 40' x 48' accessory building exceeding the 3,600 square foot limit, and the granting of a variance to allow the garage to be constructed between the house and Ingersoll Avenue North, subject to 13 special conditions. Mr. Wunderlich indicated he would have no problem complying with the special conditions. Councilman Potts felt there was ample room on the property to construct an accessory building so that it would not have to be located between the residence and Ingersoll Avenue. Potts did not feel there was a hardship to the land. Mayor Atkinson did not feel Mr. Wunderlich had proven there was a hardship to approve the variance request, but did not have a problem with the size of the building. Mayor Atkinson stated that Mr. Wunderlich could come back back with a differenct site plan for consideration. For the record, Mr. Potts stated that he concurred with the Mayor's views on this matter. Mr. Wunderlich explained the hardship in that there is a new septic system to the east, alot of fill would be required, and an inconvenience to him during the winter months. Motion made by Peltier, Vail seconded, to approve the SUP and variance for William Wunderlich to allow for the construction of a 40' x 48' accessory building, which would exceed the 3,600, square feet allowed, between the house and Ingersoll Avenue. The property is generally described as part of Section 14, T31N, R21W aka 15939 Ingersoll Avenue. The approval is subject to the 13 special conditions as outlined in the Planning Commission minutes of May 11, 1987. VOTING AYE: Vail and Peltier VOTING NAY: Potts and Atkinson Motion Failed.