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MIHDTBS OP THE PLAHNING COMMISSION MEETING NOVEMBER 20, 198S ZONING PILE «1289-HILL CONTINUED Kelley clarified that Brown was asking whether the outlet going east on the north side of the property could be located on the south iide of the property. Mabusth said that there are trees in that area that the applicant wo*-Id like to preserve. Mr. Will said that there would be less trees removed on the south side than if the cul-de-sac were placed up near the north lot line. He said that placing the cul-de-sac on the southern lot line would eliminate the need to plow down a large grove of trees to get to the north lot line. Chairman Kelley said that could be done perhaps on a temporary basis, but that the City would prefer to see the road extend all the way north. Kelley said that it probably would not matter where the cul-de-sac was located as long as the outlot extended north. Mabusth informed the Planning Couanission that the applicant was also being asked to remove the existing, temporary cul-de-sac that is part of the Rolling Meadows subdivision. Mr. Will noted that there was higher ground on the south side which would lend itself better for driveways than the northern property. Mabusth said that such a configuration would also preserve the necessary septic test sites for Lot 2. Mr. Wear advised the Planning Commission that there was a ravine on the south side of the property and very steep grades. Planning Commissioner Hanson indicated that he had reservations about creating a public road that would be privately maintained. Hanson said that he would prefer to see a dedictated drive extending to the north. The cul-de-sac could be located anywhere within that north-south route. Hanson said that he would favor the outlot going to the east on the south side of the property. He indicated that he had no preference whether that outlot was located on the north or south sice of the property. Planning Commissioner Bellows said that she has a problem with the concept of not developing the outlot to access the far eastern lot. Hanson questioned whether that outlot would actually be used as the access. Bellows said if the access to the subdivision is from the south, then that will be the only access to the far eastern site that the City will allow. Otherwise the access to the entire subdivision comes from the east. Bellows does not want to create a situation where the outlot is created, but Old Crystal Bay Road