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. . City Council Minutes December 17, 1984 Page Six Ms. Marge Nussbaum indicated that currently t fryers and wanted to be allowed to have turke profitable. Ms. Nussbaum indicated that thei fryers hut would like to be allowed to have a ey have 300 laying chickens, 100 , ducks and geese, as they are also primary business is eggs and least 100 ducks and geese. General discussion was carried on regarding t e number of fowl and the type of fowl allowed. Discussion was also carried on regarding the City's nuisance or- dinance. Further discussion was also carried on regarding the allowing of turkey, ducks and geese and whether they would be hou ed in the barn or just penned up on the property. Councilmember Gunkel indicated that she has s me problems with placing restrictions on the variance as the farm property was ther prior to the areas being platted. Mr. Rick Breezee, Building and Zoning Administrator, indicated that the farm property was there prior to the various platted areas, and further indicated that the City's Zoning Ordinance allows for the setback requi ements for agricultural buildings, as neighbors, whether in a platted area or not, have rights as well. Mr. Warren Williams indicated that he felt the Nussbaum property was a little different situation, as it is a small farm of approximately 11 acres which is generally considered a hobby farm. Mr. Williams indicated that if the farm was 150 acres, the platted areas would not be as close. Mr. Williams indicated that the previous owners of the Nussbaum property did not have farm animals and that residents in the area built their homes based upon the fact that there were not animals on the farm. COUNCILMEMBER DUITSMAN MOVED TO APPROVE THE AR YARD VARIANCE SETBACK RE UEST AND THE VARIANCE FROM THE CITY'S SETBACK REQ IREMENTS FROM PLATTED AREAS OR RESIDENCES IN THE A.;...l ZONE FOR AN ACCESSORY UILDING FOR THE NUSSBAUMS AT 12831 RANCH ROAD, WITH THE STIPULATION THAT THE NUSSBAUMS BE RESTRICTED TO 500 FOWL, EXCLUDING TURKEYS, AND 25 ADULT ANIMALS TO I CLUDE SHEEP, GOATS AND NO MORE THAN THREE HORSES, AND THAT ANY ANIMALS KEPT OUT F DOORS ARE TO BE PENNED OR MAIN- TAINED IN AN AREA SOUTH AND WEST OF THE BARN AND THAT THE PROVISIONS OF THE NUISANCE ORDINANCE SPECIFICALLY APPLY TO THE NUSSBAUM PROPERTY. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASS D 3-0. 15. Tescom Cor oration Administrative Subdivisio - Public Hearin Mayor Hinkle indicated that the Tescom Corpo ation located at 12616 Industrial Boulevard is requesting an administrative su division to allow them to add a two- acre parcel of property to their existing 4. 6 acre parcel of property. The City Administrator indicated that the Ie a1 description as proposed will change slightly as there are MSA standards for the urve of the road adjoining the Tescom property. Discussion was carried on regarding the ease ent requirements. The City Admin- istrator indicated that the easements will b a part of the administrative subdivision plat.