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2. Both of the proposed properties have more than 6,250 square feet of buildable area.Neither Tract A nor Tract B would be constrained from future development. 3. Tract "A" contains two non-conforming structures. One of the non-conforming structures crosses the eastern property line and is approximately 3.26' into the public right-of-way. The other non-conforming accessory structure is approximately 6.62' from the south property line, while typically 10' is required. 4. Tract "B" contains a non-conforming accessory structure which is approximately 4.96 from the side property line while typically 10' is required. It also contains a conforming dwelling. 5. Tract "A" has approximately 13% impervious surface co erage while Tract "B" has approximately 29% impervious surface coverage are below the 40% maximum. 6. The property is suitable in its natural state for s tod purpose and this lot split would not be harmful to the health, safety, lfar e residents or of the community. 7. The subject property is currently served bythe municipal wate sewer system. Tract "A" is adjacent to the public sewct.and water system. It m ' _> onnected to the systems in the future. 8. The applicant is not proposing any provisions for water-used recreation. 9. Both tracts will conform to a minimum requirements of the Urban Residential Zone. 10. Lot layouts are compatible with g layout ofacijoining properties. 11. Both Tract A and Tract B mee vie frontage on public right-of-way requirement of 33 feet, ' subject to the follomi condltitin: , 1. The accessorytctur > ncraching i � the public right-of--way on Tract "A", shall owed. All m ers voted"a Motion=carried. >��v� b. Buildi odeEnforc r 'ant,Tom Nelson—Fire Chief Tom Nelson Chief, w present. He explained he hopes to persuade the City to adopt the Buil 'i ode a `n. He feels the City needs something for public safety,the citizens and the fir Ty ry The State of Minnes to follows the International Building Code and all contractors are required to build to that Code. Cities of more than 5,000 populations are required to administer the Code. The entire Code would need to be enforced, not just certain parts. Breezy Point administers the Code. Cities may contract with an individual or a company. There would be a fee structure. Municipalities with the Building Code have a higher value; there are higher interest rates and less growth without it. Vice-Chair Adams suggested the following: 1. Have the Fire Chief look over commercial plans; or Minutes 2 Pequot Lakes Planning Commission September 15, 2011