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Approved <br />Chair Howard opened the Public Hearing. <br />The applicant, Jeff Van Der Wal 1847 15`h Ave NW introduced himself. Commissioner Schiferl inquired <br />as to how a vehicle could access the garage if needed. Mr. Van Der Wal explained that while it is not his <br />intent to use it to park a car, he has between 8.2 and 9.2 feet on the side of his property that would allow <br />vehicle access to the garage. <br />Commissioner Schiferl questioned of landscaping should be addressed, primarily for the winter months. <br />Mr. Van Der Wal reported he has spoken to his neighbors, and they did not express concern. <br />Motion by Commissioner Schiferl, seconded by Commissioner Danger to close the Public Hearing. <br />Approved 7-0, Public Hearing closed. <br />Commissioner Zisla reported he recalls concern expressed with the size of the structure, and the setback <br />requirements. City Planner Gundlach reported the setback meets the 50' setback required by the Rice <br />Creek Watershed District (based on DNR regulations) for principal structures. <br />Commissioner Danger questioned the criteria to be met in order to approve the Special Use Permit <br />request. City Planner Gundlach explained the criteria requirements, and explained if the required <br />conditions are met, an approval is obtained. Commissioner Danger asked for clarification between a <br />Special Use Permit and a Variance. City Planner Gundlach explained a variance is when an applicant <br />wants to do something that is not in compliance with the code. This request is considered a Special Use <br />Permit based on the request for the size of and the intended use of the building. <br />Commissioner McPherson questioned if the applicant could build two 624 square foot structures. Ms. <br />Gundlach confirmed he could, as the code permits multiple accessory structures on a site. <br />Commissioner McPherson questioned the total height of the structure. Commissioner Danger stated with <br />a ten foot side wall, the peak would be about 17 feet. <br />Commissioner Schiferl stated his questions have been answered and motioned approval. <br />Motion by Commissioner Schiferl, seconded by Commissioner Nichols-Matkaiti to approve <br />Staff recommendation to approve the Special Use Permit with the following conditions: <br />1) The applicant agrees not to conduct a home occupation within the garage structure. <br />2) The exterior materials are consistent with the existing detached garage structure and compliment <br />the home. <br />Further Discussion: <br />Commissioner Zisla questioned if there was further discussion related to the size of the structure at that <br />particular location. Commissioner McPherson stated that while the structure is well screened from the <br />neighbors; it is not well screened form the lake, and suggested more screening be required on the lake <br />side. Commission Nichols-Matkaiti stated that while she is not in favor of the size of the structure, she <br />sees no reason to deny the request. Commissioner Zisla suggested if the Commission feels the size <br />overwhelms the area, requirements could be imposed. Commissioner Danger stated the while currently <br />the neighbors are in favor of the request, future residents could feel different, or change current <br />landscaping that offers screening. <br />Commissioner McPherson suggested requiring screening on the east side (lake side) of the building. <br />Commissioner Danger noted if the trees on the south side of the property were removed, the screening <br />would be gone. Commissioner Zisla suggested a condition could be added to substitute the screening on <br />the south side in the event the trees are removed. <br />
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