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Regular Meeting - Roseville Planning Commission Wednesday, March I, 1967 - 7:30 p.m. Members present: Linebarger, Anderson, Carpenter, Membrez, Nelson, Pope, and Remsburg. Also present: Dahlgren, Odland and Grauel. On motion by Nelson and seconded by Remsburg the minutes of the regular meeting of February 1, 1967, were approved as submitted. Roll Call, unanimous. Subject File 370-67 - Carlton Kittleson, Jr. Variance in setback at northeast corner of Cleveland and Loren Road. The Kittleson's requested a side yard variance so that they could install a 10' high fence on all but the east side of their tennis court. The fence would come to 10' from the rear and side lot lines. Mr. Kittleson pointed out that all outdoor tennis courts are laid out north to south because of the sun and that is why he placed it as he did. It was pointed out that the right-of-way for widening of Cleveland Avenue, contiguous to the Kittleson property, has been recorded as part of the plat. There being no objections from the neighbors, it was moved by Remsburg and Seconded by Pope that we recommend approval of the la' high fence to be set 10' from the west and north property lines provided that the fence be removed if the tennis court is removed. Roll Call, unanimous. Subject File 369-67 - Preliminary Plat Julanna Heights No. 2 by Julius Loipersbeck. It was moved by Pope and seconded by Nelson that we lay this over to our next regular meeting. Roll Call, unanimous. Subject File 372-67 - James Radefeldt, request for variance in setback at 1014 County Road C-2. Mr. James Radefeldt requested permission to place a 42 foot home on a 73.4 foot corner lot, the side street, Aglen, being undeveloped. The variance requested was 5' from the west property line and 26' from the east property line for the house and garage. It was pointed out that the house could face on Aglen Avenue but Mr. Radefeldt said the property afforded a better view if the house faced to the north. Mr. John Pontius of 317 Western, who has an option to purchase the property to the west of Mr. Radefeldt, objected to the 5' variance but was agree- able to an 8 foot variance. Mr. Marvin Bullick of 2838 North Oxford has no objections. After considerable discussion it was moved by Pope and seconded by Remsburg that we recommend an 8 foot variance on the west property line and a 23' variance on the east property line for the house and that the garage be kept at the required setback of 30 feet. Roll Call, 6 - 1. Mr. Membrez opposed. Subject File 368 -67 - (Request from Village Council) Reconsideration of Classification for Tire Recapping operation. Mr. Jean Parranto, speaking on behalf of Twin Tires, Inc. assured tho Planning Commission that with proper installation a tire recapping operation would not cause any problems if placed in the 1-1 District. He stated that Twin Tires, Inc. would have some drive-in business. He explained that tractors and trailers could be brought into the building for recapping of their tires. This would amount to about 10% of their business. It was moved by Anderson and seconded by Nelson that we recommend the Tire Recapping Operation be considered a special use in the 1-1 District with the following conditions: (1) No exterior storage of tires shall be allowed~ (2) Proper mechanical equipment shall be installed to control dust. Roll Call, Ayes (5) - Nays (2). Mr. Membrez and Mr. Carpenter opposed.