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50 June 18, 1984 driveway. It was their impression that as long as they owned 35 acres that they qualified for a farming operation. Mayor McAllister stated that some of the material placed on their property could not be considered "clean fill" and that he would be making an on-site inspection of the property. As far as the animals are concerned, McAllister informed the Sathre's that their land was zoned residential not agriculture, regardless how many acres they had. They need a Special Use Permit to keep non-domestic animals in their zone. The Clerk was instructed to provide the necessary application and copy of the City code to Mr. Sathre, and they be placed on the agenda for the Planning Commission meeting of June 27th. 5.4 Norm Horton - Auto Dismantling License Because the application fee has not been paid, the matter was referred to the next Council meeting. 5.5 Leroy McCullough - Minor Subdivision Mr. McCullough has made application for the division ofhiece of property into two lots along Highway 61 . James Flannery, attorney for Mr. McCullough, was present at the meeting. Curt Leibel, purchaser of one lot, has been issued a cease workorder from Rice Creek and the City for filling of his property. It was determined that the lots created, as indicated on the Certificate of Survey, do not meet the 100' width requirement. Both lots need a variance. Mayor McAllister stated that even if the lots are divided, there is no certainty that they will be buildable. 5.6 William Pavek - Variances Mr. Pavek, 12582 Ingersoll Avenue, would like to make two additions to his resi- dence, an entryway that faces Ingersoll, and replace existing deck with a basement and solar porch. The Council recessed the regular meeting to make an onsite in- spection of the property. MOTION: McAllister made motion, Peltier seconded, to approve the variances (2) for William Pavek, 12582 Ingersoll Avenue, to construct the following: 1. An addition to the east side of his residence per the attached site plan, and, 2. A variance to replace the existing deck with a 12 x 30 addition with a basement. All aye. Motion Caried. 5.2 John Kostuch - Rezoning Mr. Kostuch, owner of property on 140th and Fenway, is proposing the rezoning of approximately 17 acres from RBI and Industrial to the SFU district. The Planning Commission recommended approval of the application. MOTION: McAllister made motion, Peltier seconded, to adopt ORDINANCE 1984-206, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 320 OF THE HUGO CITY CODE ENTITLED "ZONING" BY AMENDING THE ZONING DISTRICT CLASSIFICATION OF DESCRIBED REAL PROPERTY. VOTING FOR: Peltier, Atkinson, Schwab, McAllister Motion Carried. Approval is contingent on Mary Doherty signing the application for rezoning.