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-� ,Va . • F?inufes of Regular Council Meeting March I3, i978 Page three Oeveioper proposes to move sign to another st4e about June Ist; repor'ted that the Board of Appeals recommends approvai of the request provided the top of the sign is no higher than 8 feet aDove grade. Mi11E� reported that the Pianning Commission recommends approval of the existing sign at its prasent location on Lot 23, Block i, uni-il June i, f978; Commission prefers to review the sign and Its proposed location �rhen slg� is to be relocated. • After discuss(on, Hanson moved, seconded by Crichton. that Council concur with the Planning Commission°s recommendatfon to appro�e the temparary 4' X 8' sign as presently loceted on the house on Lot 23, Biock t, Karth Lake Estates untii June I, 1978. Motion carried unantmously. • QDeveloper Efbenstetner noted that the house on Lat 23, Block i, was slted at 50' from the front property Itne, to minimize the sef back difference betMeen the exisi-ing house to the south (at 60') and the 40' front se� back minimum, estabtished by ordlnance.) . Counctl concurred that the be referred to the Planning recommendations to Counctl. t appare�t problems of the Sign Ordinance Commisston 4or its consideration and Miller referred Council to his report of 2/22/78, noti�g that the reduced setback from 40 teet to 30 feet is requested to reduce grading of #he slope along Karth Lake and to minimize tree removai. Mltler reviewed the 4 cross-sections of representative lats, prepared by the surveyors. Eibensteiner said the variances would pro�ide flexi6ilifiy in sit€ng . the homes and enable the deve0oper to provide setback unFtormity; ai! Iots are butldabie, xithout the varfances, but extensive grading and fitl wtll be necessary on some; expfained that 10 ofi the 20 lots will need the 10' variances, 5 a 5° variance and 5 homes wtll be at the AO' minimum setback. Eibenstein.er said that homes on lats 31, 38, 39, 43 and 44 a!I! be at the 40' required front setback.' After dlscussion. Crtchton moved, seco�ded by Woodburn, that CounciB autho�ize a front setback varfance of t0° on each of i0 lots, and a front sefi4ack variance of up to 5' on each of 5 lo7s, of the 20 requested in the application. Motfon carried unanimousiy. �a�o �.�. .v-c rreso rerian nvmes - si n varlanCe Milier referred Council to his report of 2 22 78 and to sign application, noting that the sign is existing a�d cooforms to setback, height and area requireme�ts for other districts; signs of this type • are not permitted by ordinance in residentiai zones, so request ts really for a waiver of Section 8 of Ordinance No. 76, rather than far a veriance. Milier noted 4hat the sign, as sited. eliminates aimost entirely any visual impact on #Ae adjacent residential communfty, Mtller reported that the Board ot Appeals and Planning Commission recommend approval 04 the stg� as locatad. Woodburn moved, seconded by Hanson, that Council approve the waiver of Section 8 of Ordinance No. 76 and approve the Presbyterlan Homes sEga as sited (Case No. 78-2). Motion carried un�,��imously. REPORT OF ViLLAGE TREASURER OONALD LAMB Investments March ?, t978 - E100,040 in American National $ank at 6.60� for 30 days. Hanson moved that CounctB ratify the investment as reported by Vtllage Treasurer Lamb. Motion rras secooded by Crichton and carried unanimously. lamb distributed l978 cash tlow proJections to Council for its consideratlons. _3_