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Minutes of Regular Council Mestlng June 14, 1976 Pa ge th ree (paragraDh b.) Suggested that, since the construction of single family dwel- lings daBs not fall within the purview of th~ Zoning Ordi- nance, perhaps the Subdivision Ordinance (Ord. No. 98) be amended to require subdividers to furnish, along with other documentation required, an Instrument placing architectural and aesthetic controls upon the types of structures to be constructed in his subdivision. 3. Parking on Boulevards Suggested that 3. on page 3-12 be deleted in Its entirety from this ordinance and that regulations re public property be adopted in another ordinance; Zoning Ordinance regulates private property. . if determined that a regulation is needed in the Zoning Ordinance, Lynden proposed that following substitution be made at bottom of page 3-12, 3. "No motor vehicles shall be parked upon any portion of a pub- lic str'eet right..of-way which is not designed, Intended and constructed for vehicular travel. A driveway providIng Ingress and egress to a commercial site, however, may be located within such portIon of a publ Ie street right-of-way." 4. Street ClassifIcations. Lynden recommended that the Zoning Ordinance definitions of the various street classifications be consIstent with the Subdivision Ord. (No. 98) and the ComprehensIve Plan defini- tions; suggested that these definitions be both functional and technical and recommended that the terms "minor street", "collector street", "minor arterial", "major arterial" and "expressway ramp" be defined in the Zoning Ordinance; same definitions be inserted in Sec. 4 of Ord. 98 (except "express- way ramp" which does not appear In Ord. 98); references in Ord. 98 to "thoroughfare" and "ma.rglnal access street" be changed accordingly. Lynden suggested that the actual classification of City streets be done by the City Engineer or Planner. In discussion, it was noted that probably a street map should be prepared Indicating designated classification of all streets In the Village. 5. Effectuation Lynden said he prefers to complet3 this provision at the time he makes his comprehensive review of the proposed ordinance. 6. Numbering of Houses Recommends that requirements for ~ouse numbering be embodied in a separate ordinance; treated separately in the City's forth- com i n g C cd e . . (Council referred matter of house numbering to the Public Safety and Public Works Committees for in-put respeciflca- tions recommendations.) OTHER BUSINESS . Case No. 76-11, SpecialjL:;e Permit - Thoma~; Hor::.!.t.. Council reviewed the plans submiTted and the Planning Commission recom- mendations, and Mr. Horty described the proposed enclosure. Crichton moved, seconded by Feyereisen, that Council approve the Issu- ance of a Special Use Permit for swimming pool enclosure at 3420 Glenarden Road in accordance with plans submitted (dated 5/13/76). Mo- tion carried unani~ously. Case No. 76-10, Variance - Brian Irvi~ Counci I reviewed the Board of Appeals and Planning Commission recom- mendations and sketch of site presented wi1h application. Woodburn moved, seconded by Feyereisen, that Council approve the I' sldeyard setback variance and aggregate 4' sideyard setback variance at 1858 Beckman Avenue. Motion carried unanimously. -3-