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-2- I. To obtain from the State or County an access from Cleveland Avenue. No approval from the County for access off railroad property was obtained. Applicant proposed access but no egress from Cleveland Avenue. This produces a very poor traffic situation for motel purposes. 2. To secure from the Northern Pacific Railway a lease for not less than 25 years for the use of the land owned by the railroad for additional parking. No lease other tnan an indefinite lease cancellable at 90 days notice was obtained. Without a definite lease from the railroad the parking is totally in adequa te . 3. To have proper access from County Road C. Access approved by State but for west to east movements only (one way divided road at County Road C). File 65-294 - Request to move a house to the northeast corner of Woodlyn and Woodbridge by Gordon R. Larson. The fact that the moving of this house meets all the requirements of our subdivision regulations, Anderson moved, L. A. Nelson seconded, we recommend that the request be granted. Roll Call: unanimous. File 65-293 - Request for a variance by Kraus-Anderson for the development of the property at 1731 Rice Street. After bringing to the attention of the petitioner represented by Mr. Knott, attorney, that there might be a drainage problem in this area which may have to be corrected Anderson moved, Linebarger seconded, we recommend that the following variances be allowed: I. Variance to the required amount of parking space from 212 to 189 spaces 2. A variance of 10 feet on the setback to the parking area from the street to be S feet instead of the required IS feet. Roll Call: unanimous. File 65-292 - Vacation of Chandler Street between Glenwood and Wagner Place requested by Eugene Auck. This matter was considered quite thoroughly. Mr. Auck was asked if the planning of his new home could be accomplished adequately if the Village would agree to give him a variance of 15 fe~t instead of 30 feet for side yard setback (corner lot) rather than vacate the 30 feet now dedicated for a future extension of Chandler Avenue to the south. He didn't believe he could do it and he further stated that if the vacation was not granted he will sell the lot and look for another site. L. A. Nelson moved, Linebarger seconded, to recommend that the request be denied. Roll Call, unanimous.