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Minutes of Regula': Gouncil ~eeti.ng Page two August II, 1980 Miller exp1aiuBd ~bat the propoaed lot splits and consolidations create a residential lot that meets all dimensional and area requirements, provides a conJorui,ng sideyard setback for the Steele property and , places the sewer H.ne serving the Steele property on the same lot as the Stee1ehol.!se. Wingert moved, se"onded by Henson, that Council approve the lot splits and consolidationu as requested. Motion carried unanimously. Case No. 80-29, Vuriance for-1ennis Court - Rood, 3720 Chatham Court Council wss 1oe:fer,:ed to Planner's report of 7-29-80', and to Board of Appeals (8-6-80) and Planning Commlseicn(8-6-80) recommendations. . . Miller explained that the variance is fer a 10' high fence at the ends of the tennis court which encroaches on the 30' rear setback. Miller displayed s transparency of the subject lot on the cul-de-sac, as it relates to the adjoining lots, and to the proposed tennis court loca- tion; noted thet the court will not impact views of neighbors. noted that the encroachment is on City pr.operty, not on adjacent neighbors. Miller noted that Ordinance 213 permits recreational facilities to within two feet of property lines, if you can interpret a tennis court as arecreatioual facility. After diseus~ion, ~ingert moved, seconded by Hanson, that Council approve tne rear setback variance for the 10' fence, coatiageDt upon its being leudacaped to soften its appearance. Motion carried uDani- mous ly . (Couacil consider~d the tennis court as "recreational equipment" in this instance; therefore permitted to within 2 feet of lot liae.) Chatha. Pat~..,.!Y. Encroachment It wa. reported that the Chatham pathway was encroached upon by the developer. p&thvay wood chips vere removed. Parka Director Buckley was requested to resolve this matter with the deve lope r. Caae No. aO-30, Preliminary Plat - Giere Addition Council was referred to Preliminary Plat of Giere Addition, a proposed four-lot iSub1iivision (3 lots accessing On James Avenue and a large lot (lot 4.1 on Hamline Avsnue. Miller reported that lot 4 can be aubdivided, in the future, into 2 or 3 lota; feels the plat, as propoaed, is a ~ea.onable aubdivieion of the parcel; noted that utility stuos have been installed to aerve the potential 3 lots on James Avenue. Wingert lDoved, seconded by Woodburn, that Council approve the Pre- liminary Plat of Giere Addition subject to resolution of park dedi- cation. Motion carried unanimously. . , Caee No. 80~261 Special Uee Permit for Diesel FuelStorsge Tanka - Col_bie '1'ranIl1.t. 1901 West County Road! Killer reported that the original application was for two 500-gallon diesel fuel storage tenks to b~ located within the Columbia Transit building, which Pire Chief ~och advised would violate the State Pire Code. Mr. Tom Bouthilet, Divi8io~ Manager of Columbi& Transit Corp., dis- trlbutedcopiee of a revised spplication, requesting a Special Use Permit fOIr !:he tempo,rary installation and use of one 500-gallon above ground diesel storage tank on ~ atand located 150 feet from the north- eaat corner of the present gsr~ge facility. Bouthilet explained that they intend to experiment with 14 busea convert- ed to diesel fuel; propose t~nk location on the edge of the current perking aY-ee which would be aczeened from the residential area to the ,eeat by IIll!li3til1g traes and shrubs. Miller reported that Mr. Kurlowski (Belair Builders) is opposed to locating the tank on the eastern aide of the site; P1enning COlDmission recommendll approval for oue year, with III one-yeer e~t:'!"l"iolll., Miller -2-