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128 November 19, 1984 Jimmy DeMars continued 4. Payment of $100.00 per parcel created (1) for parkland dedication fee. All aye. Motion Carried. Applicant to pay any legal fees that may have been incurred for this application. 5.2 John Niemczyk - Land Division Tony Niemczyk, guardian for his brother, John, is requesting approval to divide 95 acres into 4 parcels - 3 parcels 23 acres and 1 parcel 26 acres. After review of the submitted documents, Mayor McAllister stated that a new certificate of sur- vey would have to be submitted for the 26 acre parcel fronting on 170th:Street. The others front on Henna Avenue and have a correct survey and legal description. MOTION: McAllister made motion, Peltier seconded, to approve the Land Division for John Niemczyk to divide 95 acres into 4 parcels, subject. to the following: 1 . Submission of a corrected Certificate of Survey that will show Parcels D, E, F, and A, B, C will be replaced with one approximate 26 acre parcel known as Parcel G. 2. Payment of $300.00 ($100.00 per parcel created)for parkland dedi- cation as well as payment of $75.00 application fee. All aye. Motion Carried. 5.3 Marvin LaValle - Rezoning Mr. LaValle has proposed the rezoning of 14.9 acres from the GB disctrict to In- dustrial. Present building located on property would be used as a warehouse. Al- though the officially adopted zoning map indicates a GB district, and text for such a zone was never introduced. Although the Planning Commission recommended denial of the application because of spot rezoning, the Council felt that because of the locality of the property, the existing roads, the industrial zone could be well- suited for the area. The Council then reviewed the uses allowed in the industrial zone, and felt that the allowed uses would be acceptable, and any 'bontroversiar uses would be covered by a Special Use Permit. The Council recognizes that the Planning Commission acted appropriately in their recommendation in that they were not aware of any "GB zone", and acted on the information available to them. MOTION: McAllister made motion, Peltier seconded, to adopt ORDINANCE 1984-211 , AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 320 OF THE HUGO CITY CODE ENTITLED "ZONING" BY AMENDING THE ZONING DISTRICT CLASSIFICATION OF DESCRIBED REAL PROPERTY. All aye. Motion Carried. 5.4 Gary Markovich - Review of SUP A SUP was granted for the construction of a 32 x 56 wood frame building to be used for storage on a 10 acre parcel also known as 16325 Forest Boulevard. The Building Inspector, upon making a inspection, discovered that a light manufacturing business was being run in the building, which is not allowed in the SFE zone. Jim Flannery, • attorney for the interested parties, stated that the overwhelming use of the building is storage, and the manufacturing portion constitutes approximately 10 hours per month. The machines are the type found in any typical basement or garage.