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CITY OF IJOTITH RICHLAIID I~ILIS
If I NUTES OF THE ZOrJIIJG BOARD OF ADJUSTIa~I\JT
l~ING OF HlY 21, 1968
I. lIEl-lEERS PRESENT: lir. I-I.B. IIelton, l:r. Ray lofland, læ. Billy G. Ernst,
1,ír. Leslie 1\. Trotter, &'1.d Dr. E.h-:. Hahn, Administ1"ative
Staff, l:r. S.I~. Shutt, City l:anager, IIr. C.R. Ballenger,
Director of Fublic 11orks, and l:Iayor Luper.
II. CALL TO ORDER: l~yor Luper called the meeting to order, and election of Officers
,:vere Ì11 order. l:otion was made b~T lIre wiland to nominate Ì'Tr.
lIelton as Cl1airlnan, I'··x. Trotter rnade a notion tllat nomination
cease. lvIotion was made by lIre I-Ielt.on to norninate lIre Ernst as
Chairman. IIotion carried to elect lIre II.B. Iìelton Chairman by
vote of 4-0. I~otion was Trade by TJa. I-Ielton to nominate Lir. B.G.
Ernst as Vice Chairman, seconded by I-x. L.A. Trotter. liotion
carried 1".-0. IIotion 'TaB made b:r 1~. Trotter to nominate Dr. 118.00
as Secretarjr, seconded by :r~r. B.G. Ernst. lIotion carried 4-0.
I II. COrJSID~~TIOIJ OF :r~IÌrùTES: T:otion was T1B.de by rx. Ernst for approval of the
]¡1Înutes of the previOtlS meeting, seconded bJ' l~r. Trotter. llotion
carried 4-0.
IV . ZOI~Il\JG CASES:
1. PZ 68-6
Chairrnan, T':r. Ii. B. I-Ielton asked the menlbers of the board to read
tl1e request of l':r. :Henry Besson for a variance from Zoning Ordin-
ance ff 179. IT. Ernst asked if residence were notified, legal
advertised 15 days prior to the meeting. lir. Helton checked the
Zoning case information, finding every thing in order. lIr. 8.K.
Shutt, City l-ianager, stated tÌlat in l1is opinion and the opinion
of IT. Ballenger, that Lír. Besson vras in violation as it stands
now, and would l1ave to oppose to the request. r:r. Besson cB.tlle
fonmrd to state 11is case before the board. lIe stated tbat his
reason for wanting this temporary building was due to tIle fact
of streets around him will be under construction, and if Rufe
Snow Drive 'WaS under construction for six to nine rnonths he WOllld
loose business, and if he could put in the ha~burger stand it would
help hiIn, as if tl1ey were 1!1ade in his business as it is now being
operated it would slow his business at the meat counter, and other
Lleat sales, and needed t11e additional space. lIr. LoflB..L~d asI{ed if
paving or gravel ".¡ould be used in the parl~ing area. ITr. Besson stat-
ed lL~e stone gravel would be used now, and hot top at a later date.
r:r. Besson said food ,·¡ould all be sold to go, or eaten in the car,
and tllat no additional help to serve 't1'ould be needed 1dth no in-
side service. Dr. Hahn asked Iir. Besson about traffic fIor/. Lr.
Besson stated t11at if I1ufe Snow and Jlarrrronson ~rere closed at tIle
SaIne tiDe, would IJrobably put l1irr1 out of business. Dr. l-Iahn asl~ed
't..¡hat was t11e lòng range plan after the completion of Rule Snow
Drive. The answer 'tolaS that a net-! building '\'rould be erected out of
907; rn.asonry.
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l~. Shutt asked the board to consider the type of building and it shou~d have
electrical perh~t, and plumbing pe~lit. No perwits have been issued as to date.
t~. Besson stated he thoug11t 11e could do the worl{ on the buildi..."1g even thoug11
lle vlas 110t a licensed electriciBJ1, or a master pltL~ber, since it 'WaS a temporary
building. He stated 116 could do plWllbing and electrical ''forI\: and could not afford
to hire sone one at ~)4.00 per hour to do the "TOrI): involved. lIre Helton asl~ed if
11e Imew he 1'laS ÌL~ violation to move in tIle building before the time for the Board
of Ildjustr1ent l~:eetir~, and he stated that since l1e had alread~r purchased the bl:tild-
in.g 11e Ime1'1 of no reason for not !Joving it on l1is property. tIe stated tllat one
Friday 11e got a red tag IJut on tl1e fJuilding to stop all vTorlc, and the next Friday
he received a citation Sh01~g he was in violation of three City Ordinances.
lIr. Besson said 11e called tl1e City i.~anager after receiving tl1e red tag, and he
stated tl1at since b.e already 11ad :;loved the building on his property he could leave
it, 1Jut not to do any T~1ore worl~ until after the TJeetillg of the Boar-d of Adjustment.
lIr. Lofland lJade a Taotion to grant the variance, seconded by lIr. Trotter. This
motion 1iaS 1n.thdra'tfil later in the :m.eeting. IJr. Shutt told lex. Besson if the board
did grant hL'TI pernrission to do his plUi"1lbing and electrical work, it 1'1ould still
llave to be inspected and passed bJ7 tIle City Building Inspector. This 't~s an
Ordir~ce, and could not be bent.
læ. Lofland made a motion that I1r. Besson be granted the variance to locate the
buildi11g on Iris property at 3900 Rufe Sn01i1" Drive until Rufe Snow is completed
Ulîder the present plan for const~~ction from P~gmtay 121 to Loop 820, and all of
his electrical and plwnbing be inspected by the City Inspector and approved since
he ,·¡as doing his OW7l '"lork. lIr. Trotter seconded the T.aotion. I'lotion carried 3-2.
Dr. lIahn aslced Tir. Shutt if tl1ere 1ms an ordinance regarding temporary buildings.
IJr. S11utt replied negative. Tl1e only OrclirJIDlce vms being prepared for the storage
tJrpe building in residential areas for tIle storage of garden tools, and that they
must be erected in tIle rear yard of t11e house if passed. Dr. I-Iahn asked that 1-:Ir.
Shutt c11ec}:: out te:J.porary buildings on business property, and this vlaS also asked
by TIr. Lofland, and Ijr. Trotter in co?nparL"1g business type temporary buildings
and snOvl stands on tem.por~r basis, for future reference. I\]'o terilporary building
sould be set 11P 1rith tIle insensitive of permanant basis.
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VI. ADJOURI<lI·:E~1TJ:: 11otion to adjourn was made by !';r. H.B. I-Ielton, seconded by lIr. Ray
Lofland.
VII. l~n.JG llDJOUPJìTEÐ: 8:45 P .1~. IIa.y 21, 1968
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