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4. Existing dwelling be removed in 12 months. <br /> 5. Must meet requirements of Section 4.5.5 of the new Ordinance, regarding <br /> inspection requirements.. <br /> All members voted"aye". Motion carried. <br /> APPLICANT: Corliss Holley. <br /> Applicant requests a Variance to construct a dwelling within the road setbacks. <br /> Mr. Marohn explained that Staff thought the application had been withdrawn because the <br /> Sketch Plan submitted indicated that the dwelling did not encroach on the setbacks. This <br /> matter no longer requires a public hearing, therefore there will be no public input. Kevin <br /> McCormack, Landecker and Asssoc., was in attendance and verified that the sketch Staff <br /> passed out was the most current version. Applicant's wife, Sheila Holley, was present <br /> and verbally withdrew the application. Mr. Marohn stated that the structure creates a lot <br /> of impervious surface and they must maintain stormwater. Mr. McCormack stated there <br /> is a low area and that a 25' berm would be placed around this area and the gutters and <br /> downspouts will be directed to this low area. Applicant will make application for an <br /> over-the-counter land use permit. <br /> 7:15 JOHN DERKSEN ARRIVED. <br /> ADDITIONS OR DELETIONS TO AGENDA: <br /> 6. b. Joyce Denzer, Permit Extension <br /> 7. c. Adoption of State Building Code. <br /> OPEN FORUM: <br /> Steve Qualley was in attendance representing Earl and Jeannine Hemmerich. The <br /> Hemmerich's own property at the end of North Sluetter Road and plan to plat this parcel. <br /> In order to continue North Sluetter Road in a straight line and not have to move the <br /> power line, a 33-foot easement is needed from the DNR for property owned by the State <br /> of Minnesota Trust Fund, located in Loon Lake Township. The Township does not wish <br /> to apply for this easement as it would not serve the Township. Another governmental <br /> agency could be granted the easement, such as the City. This would require a resolution <br /> from the City Council. He plans to come to the next Planning Commission meeting to <br /> request a recommendation to the Council for this easement. He is not initiating the 60- <br /> day rule. Annexation of the Loon Lake portion of the roadway was discussed. Steve is <br /> looking for a P&Z recommendation for a resolution from the Council to be applicant. <br /> APPLICANT: City of Pequot Lakes. <br /> Planning Commission 2 <br /> May 19, 2005 <br />