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City Council Minutes May 16. 1983 Page Six Mr. Breezee indicated that Mr.Walz's neighbors were present at the Planning Commission Meeting and expressed their approval of the proposed building. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO GRANT THE VARIANCE REQUEST TO MR. RON WALZ AT 9825 22lST AVENUE. TO LOCATE AN AGRICULTURAL ACCESSORY BUILDING LESS THAN THE REQUIRED 600' FROM THE NEIGHBORS HOME WITH THE SPECIFIC CONDITIONS THAT THE BUILDING AT NO TIME BE UTILIZED TO HOUSE LIVESTOCK. AND THAT MR. WALZ WILL LANDSCAPE THE BUILDING SO AS TO IMPROVE ITS AESTHETIC APPEAL TO THE ADJOINING RESIDENTS. COUNCILMEMBER ENGSTROM SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-0. 11. Hinkle Variance/Public Hearing Acting Mayor Schultz precided. The City Administrator indicated that Mr. Dick Hinkle of 13432 Meadowvale Road has requested a variance from the City's Zoning Ordinance to locate an accessory building less than the required 600' from a neighboring residence. The City Administrator further indicated that Mr. Hinkle proposes to locate a metal skinned structure approximately 250' from an existing private subdivision. The City Administrator indicated that there are two tree lines between the proposed building structure and the development. The City Administrator further in- dicated that Mr. Hinkle has explored several options for the location of the proposed structure~ and has found that the property is generally utilized for crop production or the property is either too low or in such a location as impractical for the building. Acting Mayor Schuldt opened the public hearing. No one appeared for or in opposition of the variance request. General discussion was carried on regarding the proposed use of the accessory building, and the proposed location of the building on Mr. Hinkle's property. COUNCILMEMBER DUITSMAN MOVED TO APPROVE THE VARIANCE REQUEST BY MR. RICHARD HINKLE OF 13432 MEADOWVALE ROAD TO LOCATE AN ACCESSORY BUILDING LESS THAN THE REQUIRED 600'FROM A NEIGHBORING RESIDENCE. WITH THE SPECIFIC CONDITION THAT MR. HINKLE AT NO TIME BE ALLOWED TO KEEP LIVESTOCK IN THE FACILITY. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-'-0. 12. Heavenly Hills Road Improvements/Public Hearing Mayor Hinkle indicated that the City Council has received the feasibility study for the improvement of the roads in the area known as the Heavenly Hills Addition. Mayor Hinkle requested that Mr. Terry Maurer of Consulting Engineers Diversified review the feasibility report for the citizens present. Mr. Terry Maurer reviewed the feasibility report, the proposed cost of the improvement and the method of assessment. Mr. Jim Tralle presented a petition signed by 16 residents requesting that the City Council accept the feasibility study for the Heavenly Hills addition. and order the street improvement project. Mr. Tralle indicated that there are 26 property owners ~ the development, with 24 homeowners. Mr. Tralle further indicated that the existing maintenance agreement among the homeowners does not work, and that the members signing the petition present, want the roads to be im~roved and to be accepted by the City.