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<br />~ <br /> <br />Special Use Permit SP-53 <br /> <br />- 2 - <br /> <br />this side. The rearyard setback from the Village property to the west <br />would be 30' also. On the north side, the building should be set back <br />30' and there should be a 25' landscaped strip, buffering the R-l area <br />to the north from the parking area and building. The reas,on for this <br />last requirement is that the private road shown on the plan is not a <br />street according to the Village ordinance and so it is considered that <br />the B-3 and R-l (or R-2) districts would be abutting in that area. <br /> <br />An additional difficulty is that the property has no'~ street access at <br />the present time. Section 406:00 requires that there be access to the <br />property by means of a public street or a private way protected-by a <br />permanent easement before:.',a building permit can be issued. If access <br />is by private way, Council permission is required. Special Use Perm~ts <br />have a duration of 180 days and it is unlikely that the property will <br />have street access by that time~ <br /> <br />PLANNING COMMISSION CONSIDERATION AND RECOMMENDATION (December 181 1973): <br />Motion by Bohlingl seconded by Formell, to recommend approval of SP-53 <br />with the following conditions: <br /> <br />10 Development shall comply with all facets of the Village Code and <br />Zoning Code; <br /> <br />20 The entire parking requirement for the facility be based on a <br />standard of seven spaces per tennis court; <br /> <br />3. The property be rezoned to an appropriate district. <br /> <br />Motion carried, 3-0 <br />