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. <br />�J <br />� <br />� <br />• <br />Plannin Office Hours <br />g <br />November 5, 1986 <br />Page 3 <br />7. Erickson, 484-0368 <br />Jerry Erickson lives at 1201 Josephine Road, and proposes to <br />add an addition to tr�e east side of this house which exists <br />on the property. The orginial A-frame home was constructed <br />in 1975, with an addition in 1979. <br />The current proposal appears appropriate, expanding the <br />house to the east but without reducing the setback to the <br />lake side. This is a very small, shallo�� lot and the set- <br />backs on the lake shore are like 16 feet vers�zs the 75 feet <br />normally required. In this case, a side yard variance will <br />be necessary and appropriate, followed by a shoreline <br />ordinance review. <br />We discussed plan requirements and procedures. <br />8. Brannon, 574-0192 <br />Mr. and Mrs. Brannon were in to review possible locations <br />for a pylon sign for thea.r new car wash and office building <br />north of Larpenteur Avenue, ea�sterly af Hamline. The <br />building is nearing completion and they propose to put a <br />sign off Larpenteur. The ordinance requires a thirty foot <br />setback, and I�uggested the sign could be located in the <br />triangular area ahead of diagnally parked cars on the east <br />side of the site. <br />I suggested that inasmuch as this site was planned from <br />"scratch" (the old building having been torn down), there is <br />no justification for now requesting a sign variance. It <br />appears, from examin�tion of the site glan, the sign needs <br />can be accommodated wzthout a variance. <br />9. Risch, 636-6400 <br />Ron Risch, attorney, was in to review the City's concerns <br />relating to the Special Use Permit recently denied tc Jim <br />Trapp for the new and used garbage truck agency operation at <br />the Clean-Co site. I reviewed the whole frustrating proc�ss, <br />going back s�me fourteen ye�rs �o the original approvals <br />and the various conditions unrnet relating thereto. I noted <br />the City's need and desire to have proposed by the applicant <br />a�.ist of conditions to be accomplished mitigating previous <br />lack of performance, and a me�khod of financial guarantee for <br />performance. Mr. Risch understood our concerns, and may be <br />back to us with possible solutions. <br />