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Commissioner Wilharber stated that he felt the City should check with its attorney to determine whether the City, through some type of agreement, could limit the types of businesses allowed to go into the facility in an effort to prohibit a high traffic business. Council Liaison Broussard Vickers asked if Mr. Schlavin would be willing to sign a waiver of the City’s time limit in order to give the City more time to research and gather the information needed to make the decision. She then explained to Mr. Schlavin that the City has 60 days to either approve or deny the request and noted that, without all of the necessary information, and without a signed waiver, the request would be denied and Mr. Schlavin would need to reapply. She further noted that the signing of the waiver does not waive anything other than the City’s time frame to either approve or deny the request. Mr. Schlavin indicated he was not opposed to signing the waiver. Chairperson Hanson indicated he felt the rezone was a good idea and noted he thought the building may need to be ADA accessible. Mr. Palzer confirmed that, if the building is open to the public, it would need to be ADA accessible. Commissioner DeVine suggested Mr. Schlavin look into the ADA requirements and determine whether or not it would be feasible. Motion by Commissioner DeVine, seconded by Commissioner Brainard to close the public hearing. All in favor. Motion carried unanimously. Chairperson Hanson closed the public hearing at 7:10 p.m. 3.Mr. and Mrs. Stan Hasiak, 6994 Centerville Road – Variance Request Chairperson Hanson opened the public hearing at 7:10 p.m. Mr. Hasiak of 6994 Centerville Road indicated he is seeking a variance for an addition to the pole barn as he has no dog kennel and would like to keep a dog outside. He further indicated that he thinks the kennel would be a good idea to protect the neighborhood from the dog. Commissioner Wilharber noted that, in the application, Mr. Hasiak had requested a variance for an 8 x 24 structure but in the paper it had stated 8 x 12. He then asked Mr. Hasiak what his request was for. Mr. Hasiak indicated he was requesting a variance for the 8 x 24 structure. He then indicated he would be willing to tear down the silo on his property if the City would agree to give him the variance for his 8 x 24 structure. Chairperson Hanson clarified that Mr. Hasiak has two accessory structures on his property, a 30 x 45 pole shed and an old silo. Page 5 of 16