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tr <br />TO: <br />FROM: <br />Planning Commission <br />Michael P. Gaffron, Assistant Zoning Administrator <br />DATF.:May 13, 1985 <br />SUBJECT: #923 Schoell & Madson, Inc., 565 Leaf Street - Sketch <br />Plan Review <br />List of Exhibits <br />Exhibit A <br />Exhibit B <br />Exhibit C <br />Application <br />Proposed Site Plan <br />Original Plat with Drainage Easement <br />Application - Conceptually review a throe lor subdivision of 5.9 <br />acre parcel <br />Zoning District - LR-IA Two*acre unsewered <br />Proposal - Three lots of 1.9678 acres each. <br />This parcel of just under six acres contains a small existing house and <br />the foundation remains of the Andromeda Church parish hall. <br />The proposed lots would each require a lot area variance to the <br />subdivision code beacuse they are slightly less than two acres. All <br />three lots appear to meet the 200' lot width requirer'ent (proposed Lot 3 <br />is 1/4" less than 200') <br />A drainage easement bisects proposed Lot 1 where a small intermittent <br />creek runs through f rom cast to west. This creek drains the pond on the <br />church property and a wetland just east of Leaf Street. The drainage <br />easement comprises approximately 11,000 square feet within the <br />proposed Lot 1. A conservation and flowage easement was not granted <br />over this area as part of the original subdivision, nor was one granted <br />over the pond on the church property to the east. The drain.age <br />easement should be excluded from the lot area leaving a total of about <br />5.65 acres, or an average lot size of 1.88 acres. <br />No septic testing has been done yet, but having walked the site, it <br />would seem there could be problems locating suitable septic sites on <br />proposed Lot 1. <br />The applicant requests your direction as to whether he has a feasible <br />application. Would you consider granting the lot area variances <br />required? Approval would bo a departure from the City's long­ <br />standing policy of not creating substandard lots.