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I » .5 .'1 I MINUTES OF THE WANNING COMMISSION MEETING HELD NOVEMBER 19, 1984 PAGE 3 1879 MALCOLM MACKAY 1145 SIXTH AVENUE NORTH PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION PUBLIC HEARING 7:48 - 7:57 John Taylor represented Mai com MacKay. Assistant Zoning Administrator Gaffron noted the certificate of mailing and the affidavit of publication* There was no one present from the public. Taylor stated this a matter of subdividing an 18 acre parcel for tax purposes into one 12 acre parcel and one 7 acre parcel and having the 12 acre parcel adjoining the property which would lead to potential sale. Gaffron noted he had received the septic testing report for the existing house on Parcel A and there is adequate room for future septic needs if existing system fails. There are some wetlands shown on the plat maps, leaving on Parcel A, 5.6 dry acres and Parcel B, 4.4 dry acres. There is an easement of 50' width for private roadway. There is a road that serves the MacKay house and two houses to the west of it. Adams questioned the possible rearrangements and subdivision/variances that might be brought up in the future because of the size of the parcels. Adams further stated thi'*; he assumed that the ultimate plan must be to combine the two parcels and then further subdivide the property. Taylor stated ho was unaware of any future plan. Rovegno asked Gaffron if a Flowage and Conservation Easement was needed for the wetlands. Gaffron stated that they are wetlands and so we should take a Conservation and Flowage Easement now at the time of subdivision. The wetlands were added in at the last minute by the surveyor. On the original survey the lakeshore was shown closer to the house, which has been determined incorrect. Kelley clarified to Taylor what is needed. Asking for a Conservation and Flowage Easement means the surveyor will have to describe the boundaries of the wetlands. The applicant would be responsible for the legal description.