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Screening The front/back !ot regulations require adequate screening between the front and back lots and along access routes to mitigate vehicular noise and lights. The proposed plan did not show how much screening currently exists or show how the screening may be improved. The applicant is encouraged to provide screening that will minimize the impact to the 372 Westlake Street property from the driveway for the northern lot. Right-Of-Way Westlake Street is a dead end street that does not have room to turn around without utilizing a driveway. The City should consider creating a cul-de-sac at the end of Westlake Street. The City could request the property owner dedicate a portion of his property to allow the cul-de-sac to be built. Staff and the applicant have researched this matter extensively, but no agreement has been established on how a cul-de-sac could work in this location. STAFF RECOMMENDATION • Staff is reconunending approval of the lot line rerjrangement as proposed on the survey, completed by Sunde Land Surveying, LLC, February 18, 1999 based on the following conditions: 1. 2. 3. 4. The applicant shall grant easements, to be shown on the final survey, 10 feet along exterior property lines and 5 feet along interior property lines. All existing structures on both the 364 and 372 Westlake Street properties be removed prior to the filing of the lot line rearrangement Applicant shall apply for demolition permits from the City prior to removal of the houses or c abins. The on-site sewage treatment system located on the 372 lot be removed and the grade restored to the existing conditions shown on the survey. Grant variances on both lots for lot area to create buildable lots without requiring further Planning Commission or City Council review. 5. The 372 Westlake Street lot shall pay a SAC fee and connect to sanitary sewer. U2436 Robert D Erickson 364/S72 IVestlake Street Lot Line Rearrangement 3/13/99 Rage 5