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BOA MINUTES 12/19/02 <br /> PAGE 1 <br /> MINUTES OF DECEMBER 19, 2002 <br /> BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT <br /> PRESENT: Long, Sayles, Kay,Klopp, and Ross <br /> ALSO: Reynolds <br /> Meeting called to order at 6:35 P.M. by Chair Ross in Room 2-F City-County Building to <br /> hold Public Hearing as published by Class II Notice. <br /> SAYLES/KLOPP to amend minutes of 11/21/02 RE: Appeal#3210, should read: <br /> motion by Sayles, second by Kay, not Klopp. Motion carried. 4-0. (Kay absent) <br /> MINUTES: SAYLES/KLOPP to approve minutes of 11/14 and minutes of 11/21/02 as <br /> amended. Motion carried 4—0. (Kay, absent). <br /> DECEMBER PUBLIC HEARING ITEMS: <br /> #3219. Appeal by Champagne & Champagne, LLC. to appeal the interpretation of the <br /> Dane County Zoning Administrator as it pertains to multi-business use in the LC-1 <br /> Limited Commercial District as provided by Section 10.141 Dane County Code of <br /> Ordinances. <br /> tr IN FAVOR: R. Trachtenberg OPPOSED: --- <br /> COMMUNICATION: Dane <br /> County Corporation Counsel. <br /> SAYLES/KLOPP to uphold the interpretation of the Dane County Zoning Administrator <br /> as it pertains to the number of users allowed in the LC-1 District. Motion carried, 4-1 <br /> (Kay, no). <br /> Finding of fact: <br /> 1). The Zoning Administrator has interpretated the LC-1 District to be intended to be <br /> utilized for 1 contractor business per parcel. <br /> 2). Applicant would like several tennants within an LC-1 Zoning lot provided the <br /> number of pieces of equipment not to not to exceed 12. <br /> 3). The Zoning Administrator has determined the multi-tennant contractors to be <br /> consistant with warehousing and mini-warehousing facilities which are permitted uses in <br /> the C-2 District. <br /> 4). Staffs position is that the LC-1 intended to allow for a business setting for small <br /> contracting without the necessity of locating in a commercial or industrial park. <br /> 5). The Dane County Code of Ordinance routinely mixes singulars and plurals in <br /> Ordinance language so that no explicit meaning given to plural language infering <br /> multiple users. <br /> 6). The interpretation of 1 contractor per zoning parcel has been a long standing policy <br /> of the Zoning Department. <br />