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Minures of Regular Council Meeting . April 12, 1982 ' b. The installation ia thoroughly inspected by the local Fire Chief prior to filling the tank with fuel. c. The tank is certified by manufacturer or qualified engineer that it is suitable for permanent storage. d. The fuel dispense hose separation (LP and gasoline) requirement of 25 feet is met or exceeded. e. Loading be scheduled during hours school is not in session. f. Tank to be tan in color. Motion on the amendment carried (McAllister, Hicks, Woodburn voting in favor; Johnson opposed (3-1). Original motion, as amended, csrried (McAllister, Hicks, Woodburn voting in favor; Johnson opposed) (3-1). 4It Case 82-5. Side Setback Variance for House - Lot 1 Block 4, Karth Lake South Council was referred to Planning Memo (4-6-82) Board of Appeals report (4-7-82), Planning Commission Minutes (4-7-82) and to transparencies of subject lot and of the sres surrounding the lot. Miller reported that the Board of Appeals and Planning Commission recommend Council approval of the 13' corner lot setback request- ed. Miller reviewed the reasons which are the basis of the recom- mendation: 1. The power line easement constricts the building area of the lot. 2. Platting occured prior to the 40' setback requirement. 3. Granting of the variance allows for better use of lot without creating undesirable conditions for neighbor- ing properties. Miller noted that the house can be oriented north and south but, because of terrain, is better sited east and west. In discussion, it was queried whether a 10' variance would suffice, if house and/or garage were reduced in size. Miller said it would not permit a two-car garage; proposed house and garage is 66' wide, not considered out of character with other homes in the area, or overly large. Hicks moved, seconded by McAllister, that Council approve the 13' setback variance as requested (27' setback) on Lot 1, Block 4, Karth Lake South. Motion carried (Hicks, Johnson, Woodburn vot- ing in favor of the motion; McAllister opposed). (3-1). Civil Defense Siren Specifications - Advertisement for Bids Council was referred to the proposed specifications for the Civil Defense siren; noted that three-phase is recommended because it requires less maintenance. but initial cost of installation is higher because NSP will have to bring three-phase in to to serve this area. Miller reported that NSP will allow the City to use its easement; required pole height will be reviewed when the actual siren location is determined; Miller said there will be no chawge by Northwestern Bell Telephone; NSP charges City for the appro- 4It priate transformer; NSP will pay for the "drop". Miller said he would recommend that the siren be located south of Briarknoll at Floral Park, which would site it away from homes; NSP favors a site north of Briarknoll; either will work. Hicks moved, seconded by Johnson, that Council approve the plans and specifications for the siren and advertise for bids. Motion carried unanimously (4-0). It was Council's understanding that the bid opening uled after the siren location has been determined. quested to schedule a meeting with Johnson, Taylor, NSP to determine the appropriate siren location. will be sched- Miller has re- Johansen and -4-