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Conditional use,permit to e~ be used ss a temporary bank ?'oJnr: on. Mr. Schmidt stat~ for 90 d~ys with one extensi Motion by f~o~ West, seco~de( Council to ~rant s 90 day C( for a modular t~pe facility a~ent f~cility is being corn with the requirements for s. adjacent building. 6 ay ~ - 4/5/78 r~ ab~.e the Bank to have a modular type unit to ;w~['le ?emodeling of the permanent facility is d ~that he understood that the permit would be on; possible. (Art Dunn arrived) ! b~y Kathy Schneider to recommend to the City :,nd[itiona~ Use Permit to the State Bank of Anoka it°:~ be used as a temporary bank while the perm- lejted on the corner of Hwy .J~7 and 167th w~r and water being met by using facilities in s,-~ Art Dunn abstained. Item 4. MJ.~e Kgvar~. Kovar ~a~ufacturin~ Co. mpany. Mr. ~ike Kovar and Mr. Joe ~o~ar from Kovar Mfg. were present with a pre- _i~inary drawin? of propose~ ~ew building if rezoning of parcel presently owned by George D~z%el is granted. Mr. Joe Kovar stressed how the buildin~ wouYd be an asset ,o '~Ramsey in both construction and landscapin~ w:i~b s ] acre buffer zone b~t~een them and Carson !~omes for possible future uae such ~:,s; ez'~snsion. Men P~terson asked if there would be an outside dis- n]ay of ~roducts. I~ wa~s e~:p~ained .that such a display was most likety~ but tb~t if Jt is objected to, th~ display could be located out of ~ublic view. Phil ~]ereson as~kec] about ti~e .jtabl~ and was told_ that this buildings' was two years away~. ' '~ still one to ' ~ut need to purchase ~he property ~med~_ately. P~,il Nereson recommended that ~he:Planning Staff be gi~en' time to pre,are necessary i~format~on and f~c~s. Gerry Zi~merman asked if there w~uld be ~mough land. for~ the size of~tge facility and was assured that this had been alra,qdy taken into consideration, Gerry Zimmerman asked about who will be ~aying for future service r~a4s for the businesses located along Hwy .~lO and Phi] Nereson proceeded to b~i~g the Commission u~ to date on the service roa~ ~roject ~rOgress being~m~de~ by the Hwy De~ Ken Peterso~ stated that si~ there shoul~n't be any prob'. ~are the necessary informer meeti ny. Item 5, Rear yard variance, Mr. Pal; Doroff, the pro~osei WestDhal ConStruction, was ~ than a v~r~ance to arable tbst the hou_se had been loc~ movi~ one tree. Clayton B, stating that because of the: the re~r~ ~romerty line setb~ back ~nstead of[ the require~ Motion by Art Dunn, seco~deJ to grant Dromerty located at 15921 Co~m~o~.~,_.on thj.s would not c] the hou~:~e is ~n an ideal lo ez'[s%J~g co~struction be mo Westpha[[ ['i]ing variance re Item 6. Nome variance requ M,r. Wichard Larson was pres Igc8 it Was the consensus of the Commission that e~ ~,.~i~h ~the rezoning, Phil Nereson should pre- .oR and set up a Public Hearing for the May 1st in~inued constructio_~. Mr. Doroff e×~lained ~t~d where it was since it required only re- ~r~ was Present to e~;olain his previous actions ~].$t being so large, he had ~e~lected to check ~.c.~ and the home was started with only 19' sei- ~ SY A1 Sorteberg to recommend to the City Council ;e~phal to allow 19' rear lot Nine setback on ~.m~cite Street N.W. since in the opinion of the ~.u~e any hardship to adjacent property ovmers~ ~a~ion~ and it would be unrealistic to ask that ~e~. This variance . would be contingent on U~st and payment of fee. 7-0 Motion carried~ ,s~ -~ichsrd Lsrson. ~n~ with a 'request for a variance to allow him to conatruct several ho~e~, of 1,056 square feet plus carports. N~thy Schneider stated that[t~e idea of building more affordable homes for young, fatal.lies was agre~a~le~ however, aid not want carports because of the obv~.0us possibility 0f"-~r~ating junkie neighborhoods. ~' f