§ 13-4-15 REZONING—MARCH 19, 2001.
   (a)   Finding of fact.
      (1)   Joe and Debbie Johnston, doing business as Turtle Hills Partnership, is the owner of land identified by computer numbers 186-8001-11, 186-8001-22, 186-8069-02, 186-8069-05, 186-8069-08, 186-8069-10, and formerly known as the Hathaway and Elmer Nelson, Sr. (210 Poplar St. No.) properties and located in the village, Barron County, and currently zoned Conservancy, and said land further described as follows:
 
29-34N-14W, Plat 11-1, prt SW-SW, lyg N of row of Soo Rlwy ex d’s 105/423 116/29 121/379 121/495 121/534 103-31 d’s 125/226 134/170 CSM 6/91 CSM 8/31 also ex N 60 ft of pci desc in d’s 121/363 and ext 536/546 and 537/736.
29-34N-14W, SE-SW ex RR RW unplatted, Village of Turtle Lake.
32-34N-14W, NE-NW unplatted, Village of Turtle Lake.
32-34N-14W, Plat 7-2, prt Southwest to Northwest desc in d’s 91 pg 619 lyg N of HWY K ex lot 3 CSM 13, pg 88, unplatted, Village of Turtle Lake.
32-34N-14W, Plat 8-1, SE-NW lyg North and East of Old HWY K, unplatted, Village of Turtle Lake.
32-34N-14W, Plat 8-3, that prt of SE-NW 1lyg & being between old HWY K and new HWY K, unplatted, Village of Turtle Lake.
 
      (2)   On February 7, 2001, Joseph Johnston appeared before the Barron County Highway Committee, and said Committee granted Joseph Johnston conditional driveway access off of CTH K between Lots 24 and 25, and Lot 32 and Lot 19 must state county vision triangle requirements in deed description.
      (3)   On February 20, 2001, Joseph Johnston appealed for a permanent zoning classification of Country Estate Residential.
      (4)   The Plan Commission for the village met on March 8, 2001 for the purpose of reviewing said appeal, and then recommended the zoning change be allowed and forwarded for public hearing before the Village Board.
      (5)   At the Village Board meeting held on March 19, 2001, a public hearing was held for the purpose of public comment regarding said zoning change.
      (6)   The Plan Commission recommended that the said rezoning be allowed, and there were six public objections to said rezoning.
   (b)   Properly rezoned.
      (1)   The land described herein be and hereby is permanently zoned Country Estate Residential.
      (2)   The official village zoning map shall be changed to show said change.
   (c)   Effective date. This section shall be effective upon the last occurrence of the following:
      (1)   Publication of this section;
      (2)   Recording of the change on the official zoning map; and
      (3)   Filing with official zoning map of a duly certified and attested certificate describing the change.
(Prior Code, § 13-4-15)