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Minutes of Regular CouncIl Meeting Monday, March 26, 1984 Page Five (Bid opening Is scheduled at 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 24th at the V III age Ha II. ) Approval of Junior Mustanl:J Basketball Instructors Councl I was referred to Buckley's memo (3-23-84) recommending the hiring of three additional Instructors at $4.25/hour. . Hicks moved, seconded by Mulcahy, that Council approve the hIring of Scott Schneldermann, Todd Swanson and Roy lucas, as Instructors for the Spring Junior Mustang Basketball Program at $4.25/hour. Motion carrIed unanimously. (3-0) Public Hearlnl:J - Revised Uses of Federal Revenue Funds for 1983 - 9: 30 p. m. Mayor Woodburn opened the Public Hearing at 9:30 p.m. After determinIng that there were no comments for or against the Suggested RevIsed Uses of Federal Revenue Funds for 1983, the Public Hearing was closed. Mulcahy moved, seconded by HIcks, that Council approved the revised uses of Federal Revenue Funds for 1983 as listed In McNlesh's memo of 3-6-84: Public Works Automotive Equipment Maintenance - Public Works BuIlding $24,100 8,900 $33,000 Motion carried unanimously. (3-0 ) Case No. 84-4, Setback Variance, Bulldlnl:J ExpansIon, 4440 Round lake Road West, Scholls. Inc. - Harold Schroeder Har~ld Schroeder (Schroeder Assoc. ~rchltects) explaIned that when designed, the original building was at 15' setback from the north property line (10' was required>' Schroeder said the original plan showed the future expansion of the warehouse as now proposed, extending the north wall at the 15' set- back line; a variance of 5' Is now required because, In the InterIm, the setback requirement was changed to 20'. Schroeder explained that when the original building was constructed, two knock out panels were provided In anticipatIon of the future expansion; noted that thev are 20' high load-bearing concrete wal Is; panels are located to align with existIng aisles. Schroeder ex- plaIned that the expansion Is also designed to not disturb underground electric and utIlIty lines; explained It would be a real economic hardshIp amounting to an estimated half-mllllon/yeat If the 5' of storage Is eliminated (about 1000 square feet). . Mike Scholls, President of Scholls. Inc., saId he evaluates the storage space at $500/square foot noted that the W.W. GraInger setback has been established north of the Schol Is site, with the building located to the north, and a wide circulation area between the building and the Scholls north line; explaIned that when the proposed warehouse expansion plans were prepared, they relied on the previously established setback of 15', as was shown on the original site plan. Schroeder Indicated the approxImate locatIon of existing water, gas and electrIc lInes, In relatIon to the proposed north wall of the warehouse addItion. Schroeder noted that Scholls went to a lot of expense to ass~re that the site wi II be aesthetically pleasing; noted that the site plan has been revIsed to respond to the concerns of the Planning Commission by: - narrowing the throat of the west dock access, - provIding an on-site turn area, and - providing additional landscaping In the dock and turn around area.