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Elk River City Council Meeting June 17, 1996 COUNCILMEMBER DIETZ SECONDED THE MOTION. Page 7 THE MOTION CARRIED 3-0. 6.4. Variance Request by Diane Theisen and Michael Schwin,qle, Public Hearth,q, Case No. V 96-04 Zoning Assistant Kendra Lindahl indicated that the applicant is requesting a variance for a five foot setback from the garage and a variance for a 35 foot shoreland setback from the Elk River for a septic system. The property is located at 18741 Yankton Street NW. Kendra Lindahl reviewed the staff repod on this issue. She indicated that staff and Planning Commission recommend approval of the variance for a five foot building setback and a 3,5 foot shoreland setback for the purpose of installing a septic system based on the four findings listed in the memo to the Mayor and City Council from Kendra Lindahl dated June 17, 1996. Mayor Duitsman opened the public hearing. There being no one for or against the matter, Mayor Duitsman closed the public hearing. COUNClLMEMBER DIETZ MOVED TO APPROVE THE VARIANCE REQUESTED BY DIANE THEISEN AND MICHAEL SCHWINGLE FOR A FIVE FOOT BUILDING SETBACK AND A 35 FOOT SHORELAND SETBACK FOR THE PURPOSE OF INSTALLING A SEPTIC SYSTEM AT 18714 YANKTON STREET NW BASED ON THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: ADJACENT PROPERTY WILL BE PURCHASED AND COMBINED WITH THE EXISTING LOT FOR LOCATION OF THE DRAINFIELD. APPLICANT WILL PROVIDE THE CITY WITH A COPY OF THE LOT COMBINATION PRIOR TO RECEIPT OF A BUILDING PERMIT. SEPTIC SYSTEM WILL BE CONSTRUCTED ACCORDING TO THE CONDITIONS OUTLINED IN THE LETTER FROM JaN CHRISTENSEN. THE TOP GRADE OF THE SEPTIC SYSTEM WILL BE GRADED AWAY FROM THE ELK RIVER. THE LETTER FROM DNR AREA HYDROLOGIST DAN LAIS BE INCLUDED AND MADE PART OF THIS RECOMMENDATION. COUNClLMEMBER SCHEEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 3-0. Request by Universal Si.qns to Amend Elk Park Center Planned Unit Development Si.qn Requirements, Public: Hearinq, Case No. CU 96-09 Zoning Assistant Kendra Lindahl indicated that Universal Signs, on behalf of Cub Foods, is requesting to amend the sign requirements in the Elk Park Center PUD Agreement. She indicated that Cub Foods is proposing to expand the existing Target monument sign on Jackson Avenue and the service road to include Cub Foods. Kendra Lindahl explained that the PUD Agreement allows the Target sign to be a maximum of 6 feet high and 4 feet wide. She stated that Cub Foods is proposing to extend the existing brick base to place a Cub Food sign of the same dimension next to the existing Target sign. Kendra Lindahl indicated that the Planning Commission reviewed the issue and recommended approval of the conditional use permit as the Planning Commission felt that the request met