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. . . PAGE 2 City Council Minutes July 14, 1986 Building and Zoning Administrator, Stephen Rohlf, explained that the setbacks around the perimeter of the lots would be in accordance with the building code for buildings in each particular zoning district and that the City Council would have the authority to dictate conditions in the conditional use process. COUNCILMlMBER SCHULDT MOVED TO APPROVE ORDINANCE 86-11, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 900.20 - GENERAL REGULATIONS - SUBSECTION 2 - NOT MORE THAN ONB PRINCIPAL BUILDING ON A LOT. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-0. COUNCILMlMBBR GUNKEL MOVED TO AUTHOIZE A $75.00 FEE FOR SITE PLAN REVIEW OF REQUESTS TO ALLOW MORE THAN ONE PRINCIPAL BUILDING ON A LOT. COUNCILMlMBER ENGSTROM SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION ASSED 4-0. It was the consensus of the City Council that the park dedication would stand at $100.00 per unit after the first unit. 5. Site Plan Review for Anda Construction Hearing Planning Commission Public Vice-Chairman Wilson introduced the request for Anda Construction for an administrative subdivision and site plan review. And a of Anda Construction reviewed their proposal for a 24 unit unit apartment building. He indicated that 1 garage and 1 off- parking space would be provided for each apartment unit. Mr. Anda indicted that it is proposed to have approximately 12 - 3 bedroom 12 1 bedroom units and 27 2 bedroom units. Mr. Mike and 30 street further units, Commissioner Fuchs questioned the number of entrances/exits to serve the 2 buildings. Building and Zoning Administrator, Stephen Rohlf, stated that Fire Chief, Russ Anderson, has several concerns as he has stated in his memo to the Mayor. City Council and Planning Commission dated July 10, 1986, Discussion was carried on regarding the concern that traffic may stack up on 5th Street to enter onto Highway 1169 if the driveway onto 5th is located too close to that intersection. Vice-Chairman Wilson opened the public hearing. Lyman Marshall, owner of the apartment building adjacent to the proposed apartment buildings. expressed his concern for snow removal with all the added blacktopping of driveways and ing lots. Mr. Marshall further expressed his concern if his driveway were to become a fire lane that residents would not be able to use it for loading and unloading furniture when moving, and also. that sometimes one side of the drive was used for overflow parking.