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Page 6 City Council Minutes May 12, 1986 It 8. Apartment Complex Project by Leonard Babinsky on School Street Steve Rohlf explained the request by Mr. Leonard Babinsky to construct a second apartment building on property he owns on School Street across from the Junior High School. Mr. Rohlf indicated that the property in question is currently recorded as being one large parcel and that the City's ordinance allows only one principal use per lot. Therefore, he stated, Mr. Babinsky must divide the parcel in order to construct the second and third buildings he is proposing. Mr. Rohlf indicated that the former Building and Zoning Administrator, Rick Breezee, had signed the original site plan for the first building and that Mr. Babinsky did not recall or was not aware that the approval was only for the first building and not the entire concept. Mr. Rohlf stated that when Mr. Babinsky had approached him for a building permit for the second building, he had to inform him that some further steps must be taken to meet the City's zoning Ordinance. It Discussion was carried on regarding an administrative subdivision to divide the property and the possibility of a variance in the PUD ordinance to allow the three buildings to be located on one parcel. Further discussion was carried on regarding the project being hooked up to the proposed new sewer line and problems with roads and proposed garage locations for the apartment buildings. It was the consensus of the City Council to make the following determinations: 1. That the request be handled as an SUbdivision. administrative 2. That the access issue be addressed in reviewing the administrative subdivision. 3. That the garages must be located on the same lot as the corresponding apartment building. 4. That if sewer project is not completed when the developer is ready to hook up to the sewer, the City would not be liable for any delay. 5. That prior to issuance of building permits, all the necessary paperwork must be completed and fees paid. 6. That no waste building materials are to be buried on the site. It 7. Prior to building permit issuance, School Street should be patched at the access entrances by Mr. Babinsky as per Phil Hals' instructions.