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MMnES OF A PLMMING OOM4ISSION MSTING HEU) APUtL 5, 197» • PAQB 3. <br />U. - <br />Chaiinan Pesek aimoutod that it was tins fbr the V\Jblic FUBUC HEARING - 8:15 P.M. <br />Hearing on the subdivision iq^lilication of fCemeth W« Oien XENNBIH W. OIEN <br />Afor his ptbperty at 2980 CasM Point Road and the Zoning Adsdn- 2980 CASCO POINT ROAD <br />istrator presented the Notice of Public Hearing and Affadavit SUBDIVISIGN <br />of publication. Mr. Oien explained that he would like to di­ <br />vide his 51,000 sq. ft« tract into tMo lots both exceeding 1/2 <br />acre and the 100 ft. 16t width requiitnent. The Zoning Aoidn- <br />ttion to a Ban he had drafted after recei^istrator called attention to a mp he had drafted after receiving <br />survey infoination j^roM the neighMring property owner, Hanilton <br />Moran. It ^lowAd that the present existing CasM Point Road, <br />i^ch did not fbllcM the line of the platted road, and ri^t- <br />of-way would run throuab the Oien property, thus reducing the <br />available area necessarty to meet the Zoning Code. The Zoning <br />Administrator stated that State statutes provide for the ri^t <br />of wnicipalities to atpiire 33 ft of property on both sides of <br />any rood used and naintained for nore than six years. Mr. Oien <br />isting house ri^t in the Idddle of the road, <br />public were heard, the hearing was closed. <br />:er all the <br />The Chairman <br />Hake seconded, <br />the ir meeting. Van Nest moved.e regula: <br />...... the subnvision application of Kenneth <br />N. Oien be tabled until the next meeting in order that a sur­ <br />vey showing the existing roadway and right *of-wiQr in relation <br />the Oien property be presented and to include an accurate <br />putation of the dxy buildable area excluding the roadway <br />and right-of-wi^. MoiUon, fyes (6) - Nays (0). <br />The Gomiiission reviewed the application of Ronald Ross to <br />place an accessory building on a thni lot located at 1960 <br />Lakeview Terrace. As the Gomaission began to recoanend ap­ <br />proval with a condition requiring Mr. Ross to conbine his <br />adjoining lot <br />objected and requested that his adjoining property not be <br />consideration in the petition. The GGanission Tx>inted out <br />a <br />_^_ _ _ _^ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ located in a two acre zone <br />and his existing hoamsite consisted on one acre. Coabina- <br />tion with the adjoining lot would bring his property up to <br />present zoning requirements. The Zoning Adninistrator ad­ <br />vised Mr. Ross that a Building Permit could not be issued <br />for the vacant lot because it consisted of about 751 wet­ <br />lands. He also advised the Planning Goaadssion that a <br />coabination now would prevent problems that mi^t result <br />from any new owner purchasing the property with intentions <br />to build on a parcel consisting mostly of wetlands. He felt <br />that as long as the two parcels are not coabined, the City <br />would have no control over the sale of each ijidividual <br />parcel. Although Mr. Ross persisted in objecting to this <br />' tion. Van Nest pointed out that it was well within <br />loamdssion jurisdiction to make recoamendation having <br />stipulated conditions. Van Nest mcpved. Hake seconded, that <br />the Planning Gaaadssion recoamend to the Council approval <br />of the Conditional Use Pendt application of Ronald Ross <br />sibject to the coabination of Lots 1 and 2, Block 1, Long <br />Lake Country Club Addition. Motion, Ayes (6) - Nays (0). <br />/'"Ncondi <br />V^the C <br />a*i > ^ •riHW. OIEN <br />2980 CASOO FOOrr EQAD <br />SUBSmSION <br />•Vj <br />'Nm <br />'Ti i <br />KMALD JOSS <br />1960 LAXEVIEN 1ERIUCB <br />OGNOmoUL USB FEUOT <br />I r