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M1.)0 1186 November 20, 1979 from staff, there is actually 200.95 feet of frontage on the entire parcel of property, and further stated that the equal lot division would actually allow property setbacks. He suggested that the action approving the setback variance should be rescinded, that there is no longer a need for variance. Mr.. Yackel stated that he still wants the ten foot variance. Cour►uilman MerL(!n:t(_)tLo felt the variance which had been approved should be rescinded at this time and that a request should be made, if desired, when a structure is planned. Councilman Mertensotto asked Mrs. Bradt whether she plans to do all of the repairs at one time or do some of the repairs and let the rest wait. She responded that their plan is to do only the heating and sewer and water extensions now. Mr. Bradt stated that next spring a new roof would be put on and other repairs would be done. Councilman Mertensotto suggested that the Council acquire some type of guarantee from the Bradt's that the updating will be done. Mrs. Bradt stated that they want to update the house, and she realized that she needs to give the City some kind of guarantee. She was concerned, however, that 41 a substantial amount of money is }rut into an escrow account she will not have funds available to do the work. She stated that she, has contracted for the sewer and water extensions at the pre- sent time, and that a contractor has been hired to reroof the home in the spring and another contractor to do siding and insulation in the spring. Councilman Mertensotto suggested that the Council require an escrow deposit which could remain with the City if the building permit is not completed within a specified time frame. When asked what the anticipated completion time is, Mr. Bradt stated that they anticipate completion in 26 months with the exception of the garage. nrs. Bradt stated that although the Code Enforcement Officer indicated new siding should be required, she did not feel that new siding was necessary. After further discussion, Councilman Mertensotto moved to amend the original Council action approving the division o I.ot 1, Vandall.'s Outlots into a lot of 100 feet frontage, and a lot of 100.95 feet of frontage, and rescinding the ten foot sideyard setback variance. Councilman iiartmann seconded the motion. Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 COMi'I:1;Il1:NSTV13 LAND The City Planner, Howard Dahlgren, and several Planning USE PLAN Commission members were present to discuss the proposed Comprehensive Land Use Plan. Mayor Lockwood stated that a the November 13th special meeting the Council had discusse the proposed ComprehensiveLand Use Plan and its distribu- tion, and the action relative to distribution resulted in 4t a split vote. Mayor Lockwood stated that the 3-2 vote on ill November l3th was i:he result of .proposed zoning changes fo