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.' , Minutes of Regular Council Meeting October 18, 1982 Page Four time extension to build an addition to the existing garage and house at 1886 Edgewater .Avenue, involving a variance which was approved last November. Mr. Eickelberg said that m aj 0 r reason they did not build was financing; explained they are ready to go now on a modif ied plan which will reduce the variance to 25' sideyard setback (20' set- back approved previously). Hicks moved,. seconded by Johnson, that Council grant the exten- sion. Motion carried unanimously (5-0). (It was Council's understanding the t work shall commence in six . (6) months and be concluded within one (1) year ( City Code Sec- tion VIII, D (h)) . Case No. 79-20, Review of Special Use _P e rm.!.Li2..L..?..!~n and Home Occupation - 16~~~~st HighwaL_~_ , Miller explained that the three year review of this Special Use Permit for a Bohemian Cue Service home occupation was required to see if the home occupation is compatible with the orderly devel- opmen t of surrounding land, which is the intent of the ordinance. Miller reported that he is not aware of any complaints and there has been no evidence of flagrant abuses of the home occupation; explained tha t the sign is part of the Special Use Permit, even if it does not meet the CUTrent sign requirements; reported that the sign has not been changed significantly (except perhaps the wording) sin ce the SUP was granted. In discussion, it was noted by the applicant, Paul Rutter, that he now opens the service at noon and closes at 7:00 p.m. ; stated the operation is very much the same as it was, except that it is now his sole means of support. McAllister moved, seconded by Hicks, that Council extend the Special Use Permit for the cue service home occupation. Motion carried unanimously (5-0) . (It was Council's understanding that the Special Use Permit will now be continuous un t i 1 such time as the special conditions are violated or the use specifically permitted is changed) . Siren Test Miller reported that NSP has completed its work on the siren; a faulty fuse was the reason the siren co u 1 d not be activated pre- viously. Miller said another tes t time can now be scheduled, or it could be tested at 1: 00 p.m. on the scheduled fi rs t Wednesday of November. Council concurred tha t the siren tes t be announced to coincide with the general 1:00 p.m. Wednesday sire n test in November. Cardiac Pacemaker's Request - ~eplacement of Trees and Shrubbery Counc i 1 was referred to McNiesh's me.mo of Octoher 8th relative to . Cardiac landscaping. Mi ller said tha.t from the standpoint of public benefit, and the fact that Cardiac has planted more trees and shrubs than indicated on the approved landscape plan, he feels the damaged or destroyed trees need not be replaced, ex- cept along the north property line, where he sugges ts that 3+ overs tory trees be planted to screen the parking from residental area to the north. Miller said this, in his es tima ti on, is the most crucial area to be screened. After discussion, Hicks moved, seconded by Johnson, that Council request Cardiac Pacemake rs Inc. to plan t 3 or 4 ove rs tory trees at the north of their property, as suggest~d by Planner Mi~ (McNiesh's memo of 10-8-82)/ Mi.4U~.~~ ~t<<U' ~_ 5f~ '~ . -4-