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<br />-3~ <br /> <br />applicant proposes to divide the land into fi \Ie lots, one of which will be occupied by <br />the existing hone. ThI2 lot frontages range between 75' and 190' with the two 75' lots <br />having depth of 237 feet and "\05 feet respectively. Mr. Dahlgren stated the petitioner <br />nay wish to consider trov:! nq U,c westerly lot line of Lot 1, 807 feet to the west to <br />increase the buiIdabili t'j (\ r Uif~ lot. The relocation of the line would maintain a 5 foot <br />setback to the garage prc:;c! i!' extstlng on IDt 2, <br /> <br />Mrs. Przybella stated thCll 'had owned the land for d nmber of years and were now <br />interested in developing their property She stated they concurred with Me. Dahlgren! s <br />recormendation regarding the relocation of the westerly lot line of Lot L <br /> <br />Mr. M:::Guire indicated that f.ngineering departn'ent had reviewed the grading situation <br />and that the lots would len.,He fill prior to construction of horreso He indicated that <br />it was the engineering Lnent ~ s recomrendation that in order to avoid drainage pro- <br />bIens, drainage easerrent i; CE; tab lished along all lot lines and also through the rear <br />of each loto <br /> <br />Mrs. Przybella stated that <br /> <br />would agree to the dedication of such ease:rrents 0 <br /> <br />Feco11TCendation <br /> <br />Rukavina reeved, Cushing 5t'ccnc1ed k that the Comrucssion recomrend approval of Henry Przy- <br />bella's request for prel plat at 247 County Road B with the condition that the <br />westerly lot line of Lot J be f!l)ved 8.7 feet to the west.; and that the applicant provide <br />drainage easements alont) !J1f: front lot lIDe and through the rear of the property running <br />in an east-west directiorL F{)ll Call, Ayes: Cushing q Rukavina, Dressler f Sirrons, Mastel, <br />Vo Johnsonc Nays: None, <br /> <br />Planning File 1133 - '1'ief~{) [.<:,! 'enstequest for rezoning from ~l to B~l at 1840 <br />North 1'11.:;( 1 {ton Avenue <br /> <br />Presentation <br /> <br />Mr. Dahlgren stated that the property m\1Olved is a single family lot with an existing <br />two story, single family, hi hone located on Lexington Avenue" The applicants are <br />attorneys proposing to conVt't t t.'he existing residence into a law office and are, therefore, <br />requesting the land be rezoned from H-l to B-l. Mr. Dahlgren stated the applicant has <br />conplied with the city's patkjnq ordinance which requires 5 parking spaces per 1,000 <br />square feet of office by 5 spaces on the S1 t.e c Me c Dahlgren indicated that the <br />conversion of the existing hone to law office presents a minimal disturbance since the <br />najority of the property \'1L11 remain exactly as it is. A potential distrubance lies in <br />the fact that once the land is rezoned, the developrrent of a new office building or <br />another permitted use in B.,.l distri.ct is possible> <br /> <br />Mr. Tieso stated that the would be to keep t/.1e: present structure as is except <br />for the addition of a parking lot on the west end of the lote The trees that are located <br />within the proposed pax"king would be relocated to the ped:rreter of the lot to provide <br />additional screeningo He statE'd that their law firm has been located on Larpenteur Avenue <br />for five years and that they alE' interested in continuing operation in the area. He stated <br />it was their intent to maintain a three person office with no expansiono He also stated <br />that the garage would be used fur Employee parking <. He said it was not their intent to <br />in the future tear dONn rl1E: c:dst.ing horre and build any othar structure on the site. <br />