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P & 2 Minutes August 4, 1987 Page 2 2. Last two meetings of the Joint Committee, it was in agreement the City was looking for Commercial development, it was desirable. 3. It is not Spot Zoning because it is adjacent to Commercially Zoned properties. Discussion of 'Variance to Crd. ,i3, paragraph 45.04 -3, regarding GO day limit to register Plat with the County. P Z will not address this as they feel it is a Council decision. Motion by Guesseler, second by Lindgren for the Clerk to contact the City Attor- ney to research the possibility of any variances needed for approval of the P;egleitner Plat, motion carried unanimously. Commission member V'envuelen left the meeting at 9:45. Recess at 10:12 - Meeting resumed at 10:20. :lotion by Buesseler, second by Lindgren to table items %4 and T5 under Cld Cosiness, motion carried unanimously. NEW BUSINESS Discussion of 1938 Budget. Commission questioned if one meeting a aIo.is enough. It :gas decided to have one extra meeting every other month. The purchase of a City neap with mylar overlays :das also discussed. Clerk was asked to check if monies carry over from year to year, and chat is the policy on this? lotion by Buesseler, second by Tourville to budget the following: $930.00 for meetings - 18 per year 0 $50.00 per meeting ($10.00 per member) $100.00 for seminars $1,200,00 for a City Map with mylar overlays of Flood Plain, Zoning and Add mans. $2,200.00 Total 1988 Budget, motion carried unanimously. OLD BUSINESS ;lotion by Buesseler, second by Lindgren to set hearing to amend Ord. r4, Section 32.01 -1 to read: 32.01 -1 - PER'MIT REQUIRED. No home occupation may be conducted on a prop- erty without a home occupations permit. Permits will be issued By the City Clerk upon approval of City Council and the payment of the scheduled fee. When a permit is issued, the City Clerk will notify the abutting property owners in writing within thirty (30) days. 32.01 -2 - SUBORDINATE USE. The use of the property for the home occupa- tion shall be clearly incidental and subordinate to its