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P &Z Meeting Minutes March 10, 1992 page three Chairperson Tourville noted that the rezoning of the property to Residential would make use of the vacant land. Committee member Welk noted that the lot is too small for a commercial use. There appears to be no room for parking. Chairperson Tourville suggested to Mr. Wegan that he may want to consider some type of privacy fencing. Mr. Wegan noted that he may want to sell 10 -20 feet to the owner of the Trio Inn for parking expansion and snow storage. Motion by LaMotte, second by Vermeulen to recommend to the City Council that the following property legally described as follows: Lots 1 and 2, Block 5, Centerville except the North 10 feet of said Lot 2; subject to easement of REC, be rezoned from Commercial (B -1) to Single Family Residential - Sewered (R -2), motion carried unanimously. OLD BUSINESS Beyond the Basics - Seminar It was discussed that Chairperson Tourville and Committee member LaMotte would like to attend the Beyond the Basics Seminar on Thursday April 9, 1992. City Staff is directed to register Chairperson Tourville and Committee member LaMotte and to order one book on the duties of the Planning Commission. Ba.g_ular Schedule Meeting - Agenda Items - Updating Ordinance Chairperson Tourville questioned the Committee members present if they would like to meet if there are no formal agenda items. Committee member Vermeulen noted that the Commission could work on updating Ordinance #4 and that it also appeared UiicU the City Council would like for the Planning and Zoning Commission to meet. Chairperson Tourville rioted that he would like to wait for the Attorney's comments on suggestions for updating Ordinance #4. Chairperson Tourville expressed that the Attorney s responsibility to review the ordinance and make recommendations to the Planning and Zoning Commission. It is the responsibility of the Planning and Zoning Commission to adopt or disregard the Attorney's recommendations. Committee member Welk noted that she preferred waiting for the Attorney's opinion before spending the time reviewing Ordinance #4. Committee member Vermeulen left at 8:05 p.m.