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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Chairman Peterson - Stated that this is not a unique situation and City treats each case individually and either approves or disapproves. Inquired as to what hours Mrs. Andreason intended to deliver pizza. Ms. Andreason - Stated'she was looking at something like 10 P.M. week nights and 2:00 or 3:00 A.M. Friday and Saturday; nights. Mrs. Schneider - Business based in the home means higher taxes and this would serve as a deterrent to many people running a business from their ho~os. Mr. Fenneck - 5500 164th Lane N.W. I support Ms. Andreason in her venture with the conditions mentioned. Dale Howe 5431 164th Lane N.W. - Inquired if there would be any more vehicles involved other than the two trailers and 3 cars now parked on the Andreason property. Is there any possibility of their land being zoned commercial to build a restaurant? I feel the Andreason's show a great respect for the neighborhood by going through all the legal channels with their request. I have no opposition to their venture on a six month trial basis. Mr. Deemer - t'tighly improbable that their land could be re-zoned commercial. The Andreason's do not want an advertisement sign, but if they did, the largest that would be approved is two square feet. Mr. Dunn - Inquired as to the odors involved in preparing pizza and if the Andreason's have tr4ed getting into a commercial building. Ms. Andreason There is no special filtering system on the trailer to take care of odors. Have looked for commercial property in the area and either there is no space or the cost is prohibitive. Mr. West What about sewer? Ms. Andreason - We carry water to trailer in buckets and dispose of waste into our own septic system. Chairman Peterson closed public hearing at 8:07 P.M. Respectfully submitted, Sylvia Frolik Council Secretary Lloyd G. Schnelle City Administrator/Clerk P & Z/November 3, 1981 Public Hearing Page 2