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Minutes of Regular Council Meeting, June 10, 1985 Page two Commission recommends approval of the modifications. Mike Rich (M. V. Rich Company) and Dr. Anderson were present at the meeting. Rich explained that the changes in the roof line are requested to eliminate the large valleys in roof in an attempt to avoid leak problems from heavy snow accumulation. Hicks moved, seconded by Hansen, that Council approve the elevation modifica- tions requested for the medical/dental office building. Motion carried unanimously. (5-0) Case No. 85-6, Minor Subdivision (Lot Split), 4519 Lakeshore Place, Glenn and Nancy Be~ain (Applicant was not present) Miller reported that there is an existing house on the lot; noted that the lot is of sufficient size to be split. Council was referred to a transparency of the proposed split. Miller reported that both lots meet or exceed area and dimensional requirements; noted that the average lot depth of the created lot is over 130' which is considered standard; reported that the Planning Commission recommends approval of the split as requested, contingent upon submission of a registered or certified survey of the two lots, verifying that the existing house is a minimum of 10 feet from the side property line. In discussion, it was queried whether fill has ever been placed on the lake side of the lot. Miller said he is not aware that it has; if so, it would have been some time ago. Miller noted that the existing drainageway is not a part of the Beggin lot. Hansen moved, seconded by Hicks, that Council approve the lot split (Case 85-6) pending submission of a registered or certified survey of the lots verifying the house sideyard setback at a minimum of 10 feet. In discussion, Miller explained that if the survey shows that the setback of the existing house is in variance, approval of the lot split would be voided. Miller explained that the drainage may have changed as the result of filling on the adjacent property, which probably affects the USFWS property more than the Beggin property. Miller reported that the Beggins have-no intention of filling the lot at this time; noted that the City might anticipate some filling on this lot in the f~ture. Motion carried unani- mously. (5-0) Case No. 85-5, Special Use Permit - Sports Medical Clinic at Arden Hills Club, Raymond Hendrickson Council was referred to Planning memo (5/28/85) and to Planning Commission recommendations (minutes of 6/5/85 meeting). Miller explained that the sports clinic is currently operating in the Arden Hills Club; noted that subsequent to the adoption of Zoning Ordinance modifications in December, 1984, medical clinics are now permitted in indus- trial districts by Special Use Permit; explained that parking adequacy is the major concern; noted that more parking spaces are required by Ordinance for medical clinics than for business and other professional offices; reported that the Code does not identify parking requirements for sports clubs; noted that the present parking lot provides 97 parking spaces. Miller said his personal survey indicates about 40% - 60% usage of the park- ing lot; noted that additional spaces would probably be needed if the lounge were operated at full capacity. Miller reported that the Planning Commission recommends approval of the Special Use Permit allowing continued operation of the sports clinic, with annual review of parking to assure parking adequacy. Dr. Hendrickson was asked how long he anticipates practicing alone. Hendrickson said he did have another doctor working with him for a short time; anticipates a second doctor in the clinic within a year; at present he is working seven days a week; needs someone to share office hours. " . .