1990-05-31-1Agenta Item #4 - John Wolsman, Jr. - Application to construct a Hog
Complex.
Proposed building is 850 ft. caom a residential building, and the
regulations require 1000 ft. Therefore, Mr. Wolsman needs a 150 ft.
variance to be in compliance.
Chairman Martin asked to be replaced by Ken Rhoades as he had a
conflict of interest because of his business relationship he would
not be able to make an impartial decision.
John Wolsman spoke and said he needed the variance because he wanted
to build on a slab of cement that was already in place from a previous
cattle feeding operation. Wolsman said he is in contact with Dave
Johnson, who is with the D.E.C. (Dept. of Environmental Control)
and a Neal Jensen, who is with the Papio District Conservation.
Both approve the building of the complex, if it meets their require-
ments. Roades read a "Protest" from neighbors with 18 signatures of.'
residents living close to the Wolsman property. City Administrator
Storm explained on a map which was presented to Board Members (and
is inclosed) with this Variance.
Wolsman said the farrowing house would be 24x68 ft. Carlson asked
about a holding tank for sewerage and if the slab was in place? Also,
would the creek receive the waste?
Motion to approve a variance of 151 feet, which is what is needed to
comply with the Variance, was made by kettlecamp and seconded by Roades.
Roll call was as follows: Kettlecamp, yes; Rhoades, yes: Beck, Nay;
and Carlson, Nay. The variance failed because it takes four votes for
approval.
Atty Wyman Nelson explained Wolsman's option would be to the District
Court.
Agenda #5 - Blair Clinic Building Corporation.
Present were Roy I. Anderson, Gary Weeks, and Dr. Neal Sievers.
Gary Weeks, the Hospital Administrator, explained whatever land the
Clinic wanted would be granted.
Motion by kettlecamp to grant an 8 ft. Variance from the Northeast
Corner of the Blinic Building to the lot line East to 21st Street
a nd North to the present North property line. Also grant an 8 ft.
Variance assuming the lot split is granted by the Hospital, not more
than 24 ft. North of the existing property line between Lots 1 and 2.
(A total of 39 feet from the Northeast Corner of the present Clinic
Building). Motion was seconded by Beck.
Chairman Motion asked for roll call and all five members voted Aye.
No Nays. motion carried.
Agenda Item #6. Dennis Zolck, 1231 Colfax St., Blair, NE.
Variance to allow a 7 ft. fence around the backyard of Lot 5,
block 72, and also to allow the side yard fences to be solid
42 in. in height for the reason security is needed for the
existing swimming pool.
Motion was made by Rhoades, seconded by Beck, and carried.
(All--,-ayes-no Nays).
Agenda Item #7: Donald R. Tolbert, 1402 Grant St., Blair, NE
Motion to allow a Variance for a 7 ft. high fence as shown on the appli-
cant's drawing was made by Rhoades, and seconded by Kettlecamp. Martin
asked for a roll call; result showed kettlecamp, yes; Rhoades, yes;
Martin, yes; Beck, Nay and Carlson, Nay.
Agenda Item #8 - Wesley R. Gunderson, 909 North 26 Ave., Blair, NE
Gunderson asked for a variance ofd 10 ft. from Rear Yard lot line to
put a roof over his present tario slab. The zoning is 25 ft. Neigh-
bors on both sides and rear had no objections.
Motion made by Kettlecamp and seconded by Beck. Chairman Martin asked
for a roll call. All five voted Aye. No Nays, Carried.
Agenda Item #9 - Roger Andreasen, Rt. 3, Box 83, Blair, NE.
Roger Andreasen explained his building would be 401x60'.
Motion made by Rhoades that the 45' variance be granted, seconded
by Kettlecamp. Chairman Martin asked for a Roll Call, and result
showed 5 Ayesi no Nays, motion carried.