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5/7./78 be reached by the P & R Commission, Council, and Mr. Skiem. It was pointed out in the Engineer's Report that Drainage calculations,' a grading plan, and soils classifications would still have to be pro- vided. -The'Co~mission agreed that due to location, Mr. Skiem should not have to provide the figures in regards to the water table for the south half of the plat. Motion by Art Dunn, seconded by Ron West to recommend to the City Council to approve the preliminary plat of Traprock Commons subject to the folI6wing considerations: 1.) Temporary turnaround easement at North end of Traprock Street be pro- vided with a variance on the cul-de-sac allo~.Rng it to be 100 feet longer than allowed by the subdivision ordinance. 2.) That the information pertaining to street grades and drainage ease- ments be provided and approved by the City Engineer. 3.) That soils classification be provided ~%ith a variance being granted on the requirement for obtaining the water table for the south half o f plat. 4.) That the necessary changes be made in the resubdivision plan to comply with the ordinance. 5.) Variance be granted on deficient park size contingent on P & R Commission, City Council, and developer reaching an agreement. Motion Carried 6-0. %rem 2. David Soucy~ Setback Variance. Mr. Soucy was present to explain his request for a variance to allow hi~ to extend his proposed garage from 24' to 36' since with this addition his garage will not meet the 40' setback requirement. Mr. Soucy e×plained that at present there is a basement and slab which has been approved by Mr. Berg. Motion by Ron West seconded by A1 Sorteberg to recommend to the City Council to grant a variance to David Soucy on the setback requirement of 40' to 30' to allow him to add 12' to a proposed 24' garage located Lot 7, Block I Greenland Hills addition, subject to Public Hearing. Motion carried 6-0. Item 3. Richard Klick~ Side yard variance. Mr. Klick was present with a request fer a variance to allow him a 2 - 3 foot sideyard setback so that he can add an attached double garage to his house. Ron West and A1Sorteberg e×plain to Mr. Klick that if he went to sell his property, a buyer would hav~ an extremely difficult time in obtain- ing financing with only a ~ or ~ foot sideyard. Ron West asked Mr. Klick if he hsd considered buying additional footage from his neighbor. Art Dunn explained that a~otber possibility would be to reduce the size of the garage. Brad Bodle stated that he would consider a variance for 8 or 9 feet, but not 2 or 3'. Mr. Klick stated that he was only guessing at the 2 or 3'. It was suggested that Mr. K!ick contact his mortgage holder for the certificate of survey on the house so that he could determine the exact footage. Mr. Klick stated that he would be %~lling to reduce the garage by ~ feet, but that to reduce it more than that would cause ~t to look funny in relation to the house.'Mr. Klick did have a signed statement from his neighbor indicating that he was aware that ~r. K~ick would be encroaching on his property. Motion by A1 Sorteberg, seconded by Brad Bodle to recommend to the City Couacil to grant a variance to Mr. Richar~ Klick, 5739 153rd Ave N.W.