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1l0SBVILLB PLANNING OPPICB HOUllS 4/29/92 2 To the north of their lot the Richmond Street right-of-way has been vacated and we agreed it would be reasonable to request i.ts vacation adjacent to their property as well, giving them even more land to work with. Mrs. Farrell agreed to apply for the rezoning, lot split, and street vacation by the end of May for the July Planning Commission meeting. 3. Gary Smith (588-2754) Mr. Fisher wants to purchase the commercial property at Lexington Avenue and County Road D to operate an auto repair business. The site used to be a bicycle shop and before that, a gas station. The use would require a Special Use Permit and some renovation to satisfy at least a portion of the design standards. The issues involved on this site would be landscaping and setbacks for parking, outside storage, and screening to the adjacent apartments to the east. It appears that the existing apartment garage structure screens the apartment property adequately. Mr. Fisher also indicated he might want to rent U-Haul trucks at the site, and we gave him a copy of the new ordinance pertaining to vehicle rental and leasing. 4. Rose Hill Alliance Church 2105 Roselawn Avenue A representative of the church presented a sketch for a new parking lot layout at the church. We suggested various ways to improve the design and offered typical dimensions we would require for various schemes. None of the ideas would require a variance. 5. Mary Beth Hess 1907 Shady Beach Avenue Mrs. Hess wants to build a patio in the back yard of her home on Lake McCarrons. An earlier design had included raised walls which Rick Jopke had told her would not be allowed within the shoreland setback. The design she now has will be a flat concrete patio built into the slope of the yard. Gordy Beseth reviewed the sketches as well and agreed that the design was reasonable.