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City Council Minutes May 20, 1985 Page Four Owners in the area may request a similar change, and cited the Piwowar property as an example. Discussion was carried on regarding the previous use of the property as a bar and grocery store between the residents and Dr. Jarmoluk. Discussion was carried on regarding the curve of Main Street and the fact that a portion of the existing street right-of-way was located on Mr. Jarmoluk's property. Mr. Cliff Lundberg indicated that the law states that if a street right-of-way is gradually moved little by little onto private property, and is maintained by the City through the years, that the portion of private property actually becomes part of the right-of-way and belongs to the City. Further discussion was carried on regarding the previous zone change from single family residential to two-family residential. COUNCILMEMBER ENGSTROM MOVED THAT THE ZONE CHANGE REQUEST BY MR. TONY JARMOLUK BE DENIED. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-0. 9. Consider Administrative Subdivision for Berthold Moritz/P.H. This item was tabled due to lack of information regarding the location of the indi- vidual lots in the proposed subdivision. 10. Consider Conditional Use Permit for Darrel Boyd/P.H. Stewart Wilson, Planning Commission Representative, was present to review with the City Council, the request by Mr. Darrel Boyd of 14729 89th Street Northeast, Otsego Township, to have a woodworking business on property he is in the process of buying on 207th Avenue in the Heavenly Hills development. Mr. Wilson indicated that the Planning Commission unanimously approve the recommendation to allow Mr. Boyd to locate his business at his proposed home site with- certain conditions including the limitation of three outside employees, rather than the five requested by Mr. Boyd. Mayor Hinkle opened the public hearing. No one appeared for or in opposition of the conditional use request. Mayor Hinkle asked Mr. Boyd if the limitation of three employees rather than five was a problem. Mr. Boyd indicated that he would be satisfied with the approval of three. Councilmember Williams asked how close the building in which Mr. Boyd planned to locate his business was from neighboring residences. Mr. Boyd indicated that his nearest neighbor was approximately 700 feet. Councilmember Schuldt indicated that he did not feel this request was within the bounds of the home occupation standards. Mayor Hinkle closed the public hearing.