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DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
CITY OF OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN
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VIOLATION/CORRECTION NOTICE
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DATE INSPECTED May 13, 1988
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E i g h tUn itA par t men t B u i 1 d! i n g
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OCCUPANCY INSPECTED
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Qt..iNERS NAME
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NOTICE DELIVERED/EXPLAINED TO:
306 Wisconsin Street
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Century Management Group (~arvln
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P.O. Box 515, Wlnneconne, ;Wl.,
Melberg)
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ITEM 'iF ORDER
1. 30-30 F6
2. 23-3 A
COMPLIANCE ,DATE:
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FINDINGS OF INSPEC~ION
On March 16, 1983 The Board of Zoning A~peals granted a
variancet6 add four (4) 1 iving units for a total of eigh
(8) at 306 Wisconsin Street provid~dth~t four (4) of the
onsite parking stalls be, designated fori visitors and four
(4) offsite stalls be designated for tehants. At present
there are no such desigrtations. Anothe~ condition of the
variance was that the Zoning Officer was to have been in-
formed of any change in the written parking aggreement
which provided the four (4) offsite spa~es. This also
has not been done. '
Therefore parking stalls atl06Wiscons~n St. shall be
designated/marked with paint for four (4) visitor stalls
and four (4) tenant stalls and four (4)'offsite parking
stalls shall be designated by written aggreement.at
another site. 'Marked stalls to be legal' parking.
Garbage and rubbishshal 1 be stored ,to the rear of the
building but easily accessible to the c9llectors. The
dumpsters which are being stored next tb the City side-
walk shall be removed to the rear of th~ building.
A reinspection of the property will be ~ade on May 31,
1988 to assure compl iance. i
DEFICIENCIES MUST BE CORRECTED AND APP~OVED
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215 Church Avenue
POBox 1130
OShkoSh, Wisconsin
54902-1130
City of Oshkosh
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William D. Frueh
City Manager
Jackson R. Kinne ~
Director of Co ity D
May 25, 1988
FROM:
DATE:
RE:
Delta Sigma
I reviewed the situation per 555 Algoma Blvd. and 306 Wisconsin st.
with our Housing Inspector, Bruce Luedtke, and it would appear that
the City has handled this situation in a reasonabl~ manner, and I
would certainly not recommend that any Ordinance amendments be
considered in regard to their complaint. '
Relative to the points which were raised by Mr. K~eger, it should
be noted that:
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The "fraternity house" at 555 Algoma Blvd.' has apparently
been rented by the "fraternity" and/or individuals associated
with the fraternity, only in the last few years, and is not a
legal multi-family structure under the ZQning Ordinance.
Apparently, the City found in approximately 1984 that the
structure was being illegally converted from a two-family
structure to a three family structure, and orders were
written. As a result, the structure was:required to be
maintained as a two family structure -- whicn is its present
zoning status.
Due to its status as a two family structure, eacq dwelling unit
cannot, therefore, include occupancy by more than four (4) persons
that are not related. The Housing Inspector believes there may be
more than four persons living in each unit, and this would
constitute a violation of the Zoning Ordinance. Hqwever, no orders
have been written in this regard.
An impo~tant point here
family structure
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In regard to the question on the driveway, ~t should be seen
that this two family structure has a drivew~y off Wisconsin
st. that leads to a rear garage. The arealc; off Wisconsin to
the building, however, is part of the pro~erty's required
front yard, and that portion not in the exis~ing driveway use
cannot be put into additional parking (Section 30-30(B) (5)
Off-Street Parking Regulations prohibitspa~king in required
setbacks). Obviously, we'd be creating' an undesirable
community-wide condition if we were to amend,our Ordinance to
deal with a specific problem relative tb a two family
structure that is probably in violation; of our Zoning
Ordinance per its current use. A driveway is that area.
reasonably required to move vehicles from th~street into the
property, and it cannot be additional parking areas, such as
the yard areas where gravel has obviously been placed for
additional parking. I would note, however, that the graveled
area to the rear of the building could be u~ed for parking,
since that falls outside the required setback.
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In regard to the question of citationsjwarpings, it would
appear that the City has been more than fair: relative to both
555 Algoma Blvd. and 306 Wisconsin st. Pet 555 Algoma, Mr.
Luedtke issued four written warnings in 1987 and none in
1988, and no citations. He has also given: verbal warnings
relative to the illegal parking. Per 306 W~sconsin st., our
records show that 26 written warnings have been issued, four
to five second warnings, and four citations issued, of which
three were dismissed.
I would certainly question Mr. Krueger's statement that "The recent
rash of parking tickets comes as a shock to us as there were no
warninas (his emphasis) issued in addition to the 'abnormally high
ticket penalties."
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The property at 306 Wisconsin is apparen~ly the primary
trouble spot relative to the parking probl~m, and I have
attached a copy of the Board of Zoning Appeals minutes and
staff report per action that was taken in 19~3. The current
illegal parking at that address is contrary 'to the parking
plan approved for that property (with Zoning Code relief per
the variance granted). .
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In summary, I believe the actions taken by staff haVe been more than
fair (considering the number of warnings issued versus the single
citation that was not dismissed), and it would appear that the
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problem associated with the properties is self creaied.
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DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
CITY Of OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN
VIOLA TI ONI COR RECTI ON
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NOTICE DELIVERED/EXPLAINED TO:
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DATE INSPEC~D May 13, 1988
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P.O. Box 515. Wlnneconne, W!., 54986
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ITEM fF ORDER
FINDINGS OF INSPECTION
I. 30-30 F6
On March 16, 1983 The Board of Zoning Ap:peals granted a
v a r j a nee t 6 Cl d d fo u r ( 4 ) I i v i n gun its f or a tot a I 0 f e i g h
(8) at 306 Wisconsin Street provided tha~ four (4) of the
onsite parking stalls b~ designated for ~fsitors and four
(4) offsite stalls b~ designated for ten~nts. At present
there are no such designations. Another condition of the
variance was that the Zoning Officer was; to have been in-
formed of any change in the written parking aggreement
which provided the four (4) offsite spaces. This also
has not been done. .
Therefore parking stalls at 306 Wisconsi~ St. shall be
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designated/marked with paint for four (4) visitor stalls
and four (4) tenant stalls and four (4)dffsite parking
stalls shall be designated by written aggreement.at
another site. Marked stalls to be JegaJ ~arking.
2. 23-3 A
Gar bag e and rub b Ish 5 hall be s to red to t h: e rea r of t he
b u i 1 din 9 but e a s i I Y a c c e s s Ib I e to the C 0 1,1 e c tor s. The
dumpsters which are being stored next to 'the City side-
walk shall be removed to the rear of the ~uildlng.
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A reinspect ion of the property wi 11 be rna~e on May 31,
1988 to assure cnmPllance. i
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CONCEALMENT. C.ALL (414J236..5050FO~ IN . ION.
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BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS AGENDA
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1983
3:30 P.M.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
PLEASE NOTE that the Board of Zoning Appeals of the Ci~y of
Oshkosh will meet on Wednesday, March 16, 1983 at 3:30 'P.M.
in Room 404 of City Hail, to con.ider the following ag~nda
which may be of interest to you as a surrounding propeT-ty owner:
ROLL CALL
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF MARCH 2, 1983
I. Appea 1 of Jan ice Selmer, owner of 1125 Cumberland Tra i' 1, descr i bed
below: (R-l B Zone)
Lot 183, 1st Add. to Westhaven, 13th Ward, City of Oshkosh;
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Appellant proposes to construct an attached garage ad~itlon. Since
the garage wou1 d be attached, tne'prl nc i pa 1 bu i 1 ding !setback re-
quirements are used. A side yard setback of 7' 2" i~ proposed,
whereas a 71 6" side yard is requ ired. i
Appellant requests the following variance:
L A 71 211 side yard setback.
A 71 6" side yard is required.
~. I. .1 . Appea 1 of James La rson, owner of 306 Wi scons i n Stre~t, desc r i bed
~.. below: (R-5 Zone)
Western Add. S 31, lot 1 and S 31 Lot 2, Exc. E151 and
W 120.21 Lots 19 & 20, Blk J, 1st Ward, City of: Oshkosh.
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Appell ant proposes to i nstail four add it 1 ona 1 dwell; ng units in an
existing building. A 7' rear yard exists, whereas 6 25' rear yard
setback is required. A 71 side yard exists, wherea:s a 101 side
yard setback is required.
Appellant requests the following variances:
1. A 7~ rear yard exists.
A 251 rear yard ~etback is required.
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2. A 71 side yard exists.
A 10' side yard setback is required.
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MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF ZONING APPEA
DATE:
PHIL ROSENQUIST, ASSOCIATE PLANNER
MARCH 10, 1983
MEETING OF MARCH 16, 1983
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APPEAL OF JANICE SELMER, 1125 CUMBERLAND TRAIL
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Appellant is prepesing an 18' wide attached garage additien.: Since the
garage weuld be attached a 7 1/2' principal building side ya~d setback
is required. The prepesed side yard setback is 7' 211 .or a vpriance .of
411. The prepesed 18' wide garage is very narrew fer a twe c~r garage.
Multi-family heusing is present acress the street while the ~ingle-
family area is characterized by twe car attached and unattacred garages.
The garage side wall weuld face the preperty te the seuth wh;ich alse
has a 2-car attached garage sidewall.
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The lecatien .of the existina hause creates a special circums~ance.
The garage would be in char~cter with the neighbarhaed and g!ranting
.of the variance weuld canfer na special privilege. There is: na detri-
ment ta the public health, safety, .or welfare and favarable Fansidera-
tien .of the appeal appears warranted.
<0 APPEAL OF JAMES LARSON, 306 WI SCONS I N STREET
The praperty in questian was granted similar setback varianc~s an
September 2, 1981 alang with a variance ta .operate a dance s~haal in
the R-5 zane. The building, farmerly knawn as the Wiscansi~ Club,
presently cantains faur dwelling units and a vacant unused b;allraam.
The appellant is prapasing ta install faur additienal units ,in the
ballraem sectian.
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The key issues invelved in the prapased additianal dwelling ~nits are
lat area and parking. Existing lat area .of 14.784.6 square :feet wauld
easily allaw far 9 residential units under the R-5 requirem~nt .of l,500
square feet .of lat area per unit. The variances prepased, if granted,
weuld allaw fer 8 units which can be supparted en the lat in, questien.
The site plan indicates 8 legal parking spaces which sheuld: neticeably
clean. up the ex i st i ng pa rk i ng a rea. The enc lased pa rk i ng agireement
with Mars Resta~rant far .off-street parkingsatisffes .off-street parking
requirements. I
The land use map indicatesnumerau~ multi~family strtictures in
Immediate area. The variances requested a yard vari~nces
the appellant has na.. control since the ng predates
erdi nanceby 80 rs. The 1 ocat ion structu crea
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Mrs. Hintz inquired if there was adequate space from the
Mr. Selmer replied that the neighbors garage and his
together, but that would not be a problem.
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Mr. Goldthwaite stated that he has a 2-car garage with a on~ and one-
half garage door. He inquired if the door was big enough for two cars.
Mr. Selmer repl ied that he believed it was 161, which is standard.
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Motion by Dan Goldthwaite to approve the variance. Motion s;econded by
Anne Hintz. Motion approved 5-0.
Mr. Rosenquist informed Mr. Selmer that the Building Inspector had indi-
cated that when he obtained his permit, he would have to indicate the
small shed that is on the lot, on his site plan and get a pdrmit for it.
Mr. King stated that the appellant is requesting the Board to waive the
requirements for 411. The area in question, does contain many two car
garages. The granting of this appeal does not grant speci~l privileges
to the appellant that others in the neighborhood do not alrdady enjoy.
The granting of the variance will have no effect on light or air and
if not granted, the appellant would have had to knock down s,ome trees.
Mr. King stated that the appeal seemed reasonable. '
Mr. Goldthwaite felt that perhaps the appellant should have :requested
another foot. He was concerned that the appellant might en~ounter some
prob I ems.
II. Appeal of James Larson, owner of 306 Wisconsin Street:, proposes
to install four additional dwelling units in an exist:ing bui Iding.
A 71 rear yard exists, whereas a 251 rear yard setback is required.
A 7' side yard exists, whereas a 10' side yard setback is required.
Mr. Rosenquist stated the ~ppellant proposes to install fou~ additional
dwelling units into an existing residence. A 7' rear yard s'etback exists,
whereas a 251 rear yard setback is required. A 71 side yar~ exists,
whereas a 10' side yard setback is required. Mr. Rosenquist stated that
several years ago 3 1/21. and 4' setbacks were indicated whert the same
property was before the Board for a dance studio. I
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Mr. James larson, 919 Washington Avenue, stated that he
setbacks were correct.
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when Mr. ClarenceGgerlitzowned
Commission andaoarcl. ;of Ioni n9 Appeals
a re~taurantand a p.rking variance
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Mr. Rosenquist continued that in 1973,
the property, he came before the Plan
for rezoning of this parcel to C-3 for
to park in the setback area.
Mr. Larson stated that some. of . tre. ~oar.d I:flem~ers may be aw~r!e of the hi story
of this property. . The ballroom was retained for' a danGe studio and that
fell through. Mr.larsoh felt th.at thebestus~()(~he prop!erty now appears
to be converti "9 it into four units . Thebui 1<) iog pre~daies~'the ord i narice
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Mrs. Hintz inquired if Mrs. Stillman ever used the property for a dance
studio. i
Mr. Larson replied no, because there were tqo many probl~s.:
Mrs. Hintz inquired as to the parking stalls for the four ~~~ts.
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Mr. Larson replied that all parking stalls exist at this tim~ and the
area is presently graveled. He stated that it is his intention to rectify
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the garbage situation and block off the area.
Mrs. Hintz inquired as to access to the property.
Mr. Larson responded that the entrance is by the front bay window and
they will exit out the back.
Mr. Hiller stated that he has driven past the area a number of times and
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has seen the parking. He inquired as to how long Mr. Larson has owned the
building.
Mr. Larson believed it has been about 2 1/2 years.
Hr. Miller inquired of Mr. Larson is he was aware of the paiking, cleanup
and everything that should have been taken care of when the ~ance studio
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was proposed. '
Mr. Larson stated that he will probably be blacktopping the ~rea because
new plumbing will need to be installed for the units.
Mr. Miller inquired as to Mr. Larson1s plans.
Mr. Larson stated that there is not quite 2,800 square feet ,inside. Each
un it wi 11 have four bedrooms. He stated that other improverrientswould need
to be done inside, but he did not want to sacrifice the exterior of the
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bui 1ding. Each unit wi 11 have large bedrooms, 1 iving rooms ,and baths.
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Mr. Miller stat,ed that each unit would then be 1,000 square 'feet.
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Mr. Larson stated that they would be slightly less.
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Mrs. Hintz stated thatj t is her understand Trlg that Mr. larsbn has an
agreement with Mars for off-street parking re'quirements. i
Mr. Larson inquired of Mr.~osenquist if the agreement was
Mr. Rosenquist stated that Mars has, agreements with various
the area for parking because
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Mr. larson stated that it may be possible. Part of the problem with th~
parking.,sit!{at 10n"Js,~hat~~ere,isaduplexonthe corner to~he north and
they,constantly park' tn 'the "lot ~ Mr. larson stated that this !.pastwi nter .
he made them remove their cars. He stated that he has always lhad complaints
on.~hep~rklngsituatlon. I
Mr. Mi ller stated that with the traffic on the two streets goi'ng north and
south, east and west, the parking situation also concerned hi~. .' If the
tenants have guests or friends,wheredo they park. Mr. Ml1lt~r felt that
supervision would have to be very strict. I
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Mr. larson replied that he agreed, but with the additional pa~king, it did
meet the code.
Mr. Goldthwaite stated that restaurants come and go in Oshkosh. What happens
when Mars goes.
Mr. Larson stated that he did not know. He stated that his agreement is
with the present owner. Mr. Larson felt that perhaps a more ~egal document
will need to be drafted.
Mr. Goldthwaite felt that there should be or it could cause trouble for the
apartment in the future. !
Mr. larson stated that in the past he has checked into other parking areas
in the vacinity, but no one cared to make an agreement at the'time.
Mr. Rosenauist stated that alot of the stores in the area are zoned C-3
and do not have off-street parking that is required. Mars me~ts their
parking requirements and those of other businesses in the are~.
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Mr. King inquired of Mr. Rosenquist if the lease meets the pa~king require-
ments for the City.
Mr. Rosenquist replied that it does at this point.
Mr. King inquired of Mr. Larson if he would object to.a condition
attached to the appeal that he notify the City of any changes: in the parking
requirements.
Mr. larson felt that it was a good idea and has no objection, 'as long as it
was fine with theneighbors. Problems with parking include blocking driveways
of some of the neighbors. Most of these problems have been c~eated by the
dup 1 ex on the corner.
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Ms. Franci sRatzburg, 549 Al goma Boulevard, stated that her property is
adjacent to Mr. larson's and she is concernedwith ,the parking problem.
Because of the location of her garage and businesses il}the a~~<:i' she
usually has Justenough room to get out of her driveway. She :fel t four
units could house alotpf people and that there could be more'
She stated thatft()m timetpJjl)1e, shedo~s get blocked i nhe~
If Mr. Larson provides for Cldequate parking spaces, Mrs. Ratz~urg
she has no qbJ ett i . .
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Mrs. Hintz felt that this is a problem that should be rectifi!ed. She inquired
if Ms. Ratzburg had tried signs.
Ms. Ratzburg stated tha~ it is a rooming house.
park wherever they want; but must of the time it
cause the problems.
Ms. Ratzburg stated that she has, but there are many different people in the
house because of the college. She stated that she has no obj~ction to
apartments as long as parking is adequate.
Mr. Goldthwaite recalled that Ms. Ratzburg had appeared at the other appeal.
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Ms. Ratzburg stated that she did object to the dance studio ~ecause of the
potential traffic it would create, but this is a different slituation.
Mr. Larson inquired of Mr. Rosenquist what the parking regulations are for
a rooming house.
Mr. Rosenquist replied that it is one stall for every two ten:ants. Mr.
Rosenquist was not sure of what parking arrangements there presently are
at the house and it could possibly be a legal non-conformini use.
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Ms. Ratzburg stated that there is a double garage and a spac~ where they crowd
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two cars together.
Mrs. Hintz inquired as to the owner of the building.
Ms. Ratzburg stated that there have been a number of ~ut the last
owner that she is aware of is Mr. Herbstreith. owners, I
Mr. Goldthwaite stated that he has alot of symphathy for Ms. Ratzburg because
it is a very difficult situation.
Mr. Miller felt that the parking problem is not resolved. He: inquired of Mr.
Larson if he would consider cutting the apartments down to t~o or three.
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Mr. Larson stated that the final plans have not yet been comp'leted. He continued
that he would like to get the best use of the property and di~ not wish to cut
the apartments down.
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Mr. King inquired if theon-site parking stalls would be for ,VISitors only.
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Motion by Tom King to grant the variances for a 7'rear yard and a ]'side yard
with the condition that the appellant be required to notify the zoning inspector
wi th regard to any change in the wri tten parking agreement the four parki ng
stalls provided off-site, with the furthercond; of the on-site
rking 5 1s be i for visi't:ors and 11s be
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PAGE SIX
Mrs. Hintz stated that the building does pre-date the ordi , and there
is nothing the appellant cando to change the circumstances, She felt it
was commendable to see full development of a bui lding inste~d of knocking
it down. The granting of the variances does not grant special privi leges
to the appellent. The two slight setback requirements also!do not cause
any detrlment to the area. j
Mr. Miller stated that the granting of these variances does .not grant the
appellant any special privileges.
III. Appeal of Garry Decker, owner of Lot 13 in Wentzel's Subdivision,
proposes to construct a duplex on a 5,555 square foot lot, whereas
6,000 squate feet of lot area is required.
Mr. Rosenquist stated the lot size, as corrected by Mr. Dec~er, is 50.5'
x lID', thereby having 5,555 square feet. The appellant is Iproposing to
construct a duplex, but 6,000 square feet of lot area is required.
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Mr. Garry Decker, 1113 Oregon Street, stated that because o~ the error
on the original agenda, he hoped that there were no negativd effects on the
appeal. Mr. Decker stated that the lot is 445 square feet Short of the
6,000 square feet required for a duplex. He stated that ab~ut one year ago
he came before the Board and was denied his variance. The area is industrial
and commercial except behind the lot is zoned single-family.' To the east
of the Jot is zoned R-2 and beyond that is M-I; the closer io Ohio Street you
get, it I s zoned M-l. Mr. Decker stated that there is no b~ffer between
the residential and industrial area and he felt that it is a:n eye sore.
Mr. Decker felt that he has an economic hardship. He stated: that he could
have a single-family home, but due to the area, it is not a~ appropriate
place for a single-family home. Mr. Decker felt that the d:uplexwould
increase the tax base for the lot and perhaps put a few peoplle back to work.
Mr. Decker submitted a photographed copy of the what the prdposed duplex
would look like. He stated that there would be a two car ga1rage and that it
wou I d be detached and beh i nd the p r i nci pa I bu i 1 ding. .
Mr. King inquired if any conditions of the neighborhood have; changed from
one year ago. I
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The commercial area has increased but there are no residenti~l buildings.
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Mrs. Hintz felt that no one wU 1 build a single-fami ly home iin this area.
She wondered if it was worth the investment because it wi 11 have to be rented
out.ShefeIt that the additional year shows that there will probab 1, be no
reasonable return for this property. j
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Mr. King inquired if there are any unusual or physical condi~ions
different from others in the neighborhood.
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We, the undersigned, agree to lea~e to Century ApaXtmen.t>Group,
4 parking spaces on the premise of 1.50 Wisconsin A ven~, known
asM3.:rs Res~1.ll.'aBi! f():r: ~~by apartment tenants at 309 Wisconsin.
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The lessor shall be Century Apartment Group.
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The fee shall be $4-.00 per parking stall per month an4. shall be
paid yearly, no later than January 31 for year to follow.
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OSHKOSH vs.
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F OSHKOSH B~~~\~~,LY~Sr't~RN, STATES ~PON INFORMA1~~~.1N_'?~~7.~J\EFJl~A1j
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Bruce Luedtke, Housing Inspector
Code Enforcement Division
Dept. of Community Development
City of Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Dear Mr. Luedtke:
Century Apts.
c/o Marvin Melberg
P.D. Box 515
Winneconne, WI 54986
January 17, 1989
I hereby authorize you to issue parking qitations and
to call Expert Transmission Towing to have th~ Cars removed
if illegally parked in our parking lot at Cen-tury Apartments,
306 Wisconsin street, Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.
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Marvin L. Melberg
Owner
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PLEASE NOTE
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The attached Violation/Correction Notice sets forth Code ~ections for
whic:hviolationa have been identified. A permit and/or permit~ issued by
the Cocietnforeement Division may be required to c:orrect the vtolation(s)
c:ited. If there a.re que$Uons c:oneernina this notice, please dontact the
Code Ehforcement Division, 215 Chureh Avenue, Room 205, Oshkosij, Wisconsin,
236-5050. .
Failure to comply with the Violation/Correction Notice ma~ result in
the i$sWlnce of a citat:ionandlor c:itat:1ons.
OTRUC_S, HNA~n~Ql\~Fcf 3:~"i:~$::::~: e.v
that nothing hss been done to correct
violations nQr is the 9arbaqebeing stn
rear of the building. A FINAL inspec
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re-vented
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WISCONSIN
July 5, 988
Marvin Melberg
Century Management Gp.
P.O. Box 515
Winneconne; WI., 54986
Dear Mr. Melberg:
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A Final inspection was made ay 306 Wisconsin Street
t 0 ass u r e com p 1 i a nee i n res pe c t t 0 v i 0 1 a t ion s! 0 f C i t Y
Ordinances 30-30 and 23-3.
The ins pee t ion r e v.e ale d t hat not hi n g has. bee n don e
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to correct the noted violations concerning the parking
problems and storage of garbage containers.
Therefore, I wi 11 be issuing citations fpr the
violations in the next few days. Should you ~ish to
make the corrections to avoid court action, please con-
tact this office as soon as possible. ~~,
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WISCONSIN
July 5, 1988
Marvin Melberg
Century Management Gp.
P.O. Box 515
Winneconne; WI., 54986
Dear Mr. Melberg:
A Final inspection was made ay 306 Wisconsin Street
to assure compl iance In respect to violations of City
Ordinances 30-30 and 23-3.
The inspection revealed that nothing has been done
to correct the noted violations concerning th~ parking - oK
problems and storage of garbage containers. -
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Therefore, I will be Issuing citations for the
violations in the next few days. Should you wish to
make the corrections to avoid court action, please con-
tact this office as soon as possible. ...--. I
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PROBLEM/VIOLATION s 0 f 23- 3 A
Dumpsters (two) are being
storage during the week.
Storage of garbage in front of building.
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placed at the front of the building ,for
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BRIEF HISTORY!REVIEW 0 rig i n a lor d e r s i s sue d - May 1 3, , 1 988 . Are i n-
spection of May 31, 1988 revealed NO COMPLIANCE. SECOND NOTICE
issued on May 3 1, 1 9 8 8 " Are ins p e c t I 0 t'l 0 (1 June 1 3,' 1 9 8 8 revealed
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COMPLIANCE. On July ~. 1988 a letter
Owner called on the 6th or 7th of July
Bruce Roskum about a variance or find
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on June 24. 1988 revealed NO
was sent with last warning.
and stated that he would see
was contacted by Mr. Melberg. On August 17, 1988 an inspectionre-
vealed NO COMPLIANCE.
CITATION REQUESTED BY:
BRUCE LUEDTKE
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CITATION APPROVAL
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July 5, 1988
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Dear Mr. Melberg: pt~~~Ps~
A Final inspection was made ay 306 Wisconsin Street
to assure compl lance in respect to violations of City
Ordinances 30-30 and 23-3.
Marvin Melberg
Century Management
P.O. Box 515
Wi nneE:onne; WI.,
Gp.
54986
The inspection revealed that nothing has been done
to correct the noted violations concerning the parking
problems and storage of garbage containers.
Therefore, I wi 11 be issuing citations for the
violations in the next few days. Should you wish to
make the corrections to avoid court action, please con-
tact this office ;;I-as pOSSible'SiCTY~~
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Pt.USE NOTE
Jund 13. 1988
The attached Violation/Correction Notice sees forth Code Sections for
which violations have been identified. A permit and/or permit~ issued by
the Code Enforeement Oivision may be required to correct the v~olation(s)
cited. If there are questions eoncern1ng this notice, please <:ontact the
Code Enforcement Oivision, 215 Church Avenue, Room 205, Oshkosh, Wisconsin,
236-5050. '
Failure to com~ly wieh the Violation/Correction Notice mar result in
the issuance of a citation and/or citations.
OTHER COMMENTS:
Fldf,\L ,~(HICE
A relnspecIlon of
that nothing has been
violations nor 15 the
rear of the building.
made on J~ne 24, 1988
306 isconsin Av4nue revealed
done to correct t~e parking
garbage being stc)ljed at the
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PLEASE NOTE
Nay 31, 1988
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which violations have been identified. A permit and/or permit~ issued by
the Code tnforeement Div1sion may be required to correee the violaeion(s)
cited. If there are questions coneerning this notice, please ~ontactthe
Code Enforcement Division, 215 Church Avenl.1e, Room 205, Oshkosh, Wisconsin,
236-5050.
taill.1re to c:om~ly with the Violation/Correetion Notice mat result in
the issuanee of a c:itat.ion and/or citaeions.
OTHtR COMMENTS:
SECOND NOTICE
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A reinspectlon of 306 Wisconsin S~reetfevealed
that nothing has been done to cor~ect the vio-
lations noted. Designated parking has not been
Indicated and the trashcontainer~ are still
being stored at the front of the!building.
Another reinspection will bem71ddei une 13,
1988 to assure compliance. I
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LEASE OF PARKING SPACE
AGREEMENT between Rel iance Enterprises, Lessor, and (!EN7V /Z. ( 4prs- /lJ7!R~/N !JleLEcl<6
LESSEE.
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Lessor hereby leases to Lessee one parking space located on its premises at
35 Wisconsin Avenue in its North parking lot, (Parking Space No. )
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for parking of one or two Vehicles:
Vechicle Make
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License Number
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Rent for the leased time period $ ttO.oo payable in advance.
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Lessor is not responsible for any vandalism done to Lessee's ve~icle.
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_ 'ENTERPRISES
WAREHOUSE SPACE/B~ILDINGS TO FIT YOUR NEEDS
GALE GILBERTSON
Sale~ Coordinator
35 WISCONSIN AVENUE
OSHKOSH, WI 54901
236-3300
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