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Minutes of Special Council Meeting Page three June 21, 1976 now deposited on the County Road F site Is from old oiled streets which do not have salvagable surface; good base material for the proposed street In the proposed plat for this area; other street residue, from concrete and hard surface bItuminous roads, will con- sist of class 5 material (concrete and asphalt layers will be re- cycled). Keefer said Rice Creek Watershed District has not expressed any con- cern with the 01 I-street fi I I now on the site. . Concern was expressed by Councl I re the oily fl II now on the site, and the possible eventual run-off of this oil into the natural dralnage- way. It was noted that Counci I previously approved the temporary stockpiling of "class 5 material and a small amount of white sand", pending a~roval of a subdivision; fi I I to be removed If plat Is not approved~~ ~/'l76,. Keefer estimated that approximately 102 loads have been site, which is about 5% of the total to b~ stockpiled. Creek's only concern Is thet stockpiling be on the hl.h In the swa.p area. placed on the He said Rice .....It. , ItOt A"fter considerable discussion, Counci I authorized stockpi ling under the following conditions: I. Remove existing oi Iy fill material, or Wall it off, forming a 30' wide "dike" and cover with class 5 to "wall off" the oily substance. This Is to be done under supervision of Banister EngineerIng inspec- tor, cost of Inspection to be paid by Skyline Builders. After completion of either (I) or (2) stockpiling of class 5 material can continue as authorized on June I, 1976. 2. 3. I I L~_ Pro.04.. 8Ic~c'e R8pelr Shop Mr. Wi Illem enzlck requested proeedure to permit bicycle repelr sh~p at 3151 Lake Johanna Boulevard. Counci I advised that rezoning of the property would be necessary to permit a bicycle repair business at this location. OTHER BUSINESS . Case No. 76-8, Variance - E. Lawrence Anderson Mr. Anderson was present and explained that the second curb-cut to his residence at 3988 Glenview Avenue is requested to provide better access to the lower garage, which he uti Ilzes as a storage area for his con- struction business and for storage of his boat. He explained that he was not aware of the one-curb-cut restriction on residential lots unti I he applied for the Building Permit; existino gravel drive to this lower garage from Glenview Avenue cannot be uti lized under wet or icy conditions. In discussion, Mr. Anderson said he proposes to park his 3/4 ton pick- up truck on the lower garage apron; does ~ot intend to put truck in garage. Council expressed concern that this business use of the proper- ty does not fit the residential area; residents in area have registered complaints re parking of trucks, constructIon equipment and storage of construction suppl ies at this and other residential properties in the area; variances are to be granted only if hardship arises because of special conditions applying to the struct~re or land in question, which do not apply generally to other land or structures in the dis- trict; difficulty must relate to the characteristics of the land and not the property owner. -3-