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MIHUTBS OF THB FLMmiliG COMNISSIOII NKrri«6 HELD JMROAT 21, 1988 <br />#1238 MATXATA COOHTRT CLUB COHTIHOBD <br />Mabusth reconnended a grading plan be submitted for the <br />berm. <br />Hr. Ferrill clarified that the Country Club currently <br />has a berm which they plan to extend with any extra fill <br />they have; and that the Buszuki's plan to excavate a <br />pond and create a berm. <br />Pl2mning Commission directed staff to inspect the berm <br />to verify that it meets City standards prior to final <br />approva1. <br />( <br />It was moved by Chairman Kelley^ seconded by Cohenr to <br />recommend approval of the conditional use permit and <br />variance per staff recommendation based on the finding <br />that the property consists of 144 continuous acres of <br />land, subject to the existing/proposed berm meeting City <br />standards prior final approval. Motion, Ayes 5, Mays 1. <br />Brown voted nay feeling that the berm issue should not <br />be included with approval of the accessory structure. <br />11239 BTKHB WILLIAMS <br />4127 OAK STREET <br />BEHEMAL VARIAHCES <br />PUBLIC BBAR1E6 7t45-7t9*i <br />The .'...fidavit of Publication and Certificate of Mailing <br />were ooted. <br />Applicant, Byrne Williams, was unable to attend the <br />meeting but submitted a letter requesting that the <br />Planning Commission act on her application in her <br />absence. <br />Mabusth explained the request for renewal of lot area <br />and lot width variances originally approved by the City <br />in 1969 and 1979. She noted that the applicant has <br />since acquired another parcel of property but it cannot <br />be credited to the lot area because it is divided by a <br />platted right-of-way. The ,.roposed lot area is <br />consistent with previously approved lot area variances <br />in the immediate neighborhood. She noted that access <br />to this property would bring the total to four <br />residences served by the unimproved roadway now <br />maintained by the residents. In order for the City to <br />upgrade and maintain this section of road, all four <br />affected property owners would have to petition the City <br />for the public improvement. <br />Charles & Ann Hommeyer, 4125 Oak Street, were present <br />and stated that upgrading the road would be of major <br />concern to the affected property owners. <br />I <br />c