09-19-1988 Planning Minutes - Laserfiche WebLink

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INimiTBS OP THB PLMmillG COMUSSIOH !TI«6 SEPTMIBBR 19, 1988 •i>iZ0RI1I6 PILE #1330 PULLERTOH PROPERTIES-COHTIIH Chairman Kelley stated that this matter would probably be tabled, but the Planning Commission should provide some direction for the applicant. Kelley said that they were looking for a definition of the natural building envelope in each lot. Kelley asked if primary and alternate septic systems should be indicated for each lot? Assistant Planning and Zoning Administrator Gaffroi responded that if there is Hamel soil predominately in the 5-acre zone, it would be helpful to have the proposed septic systems designated. Kelley asked if Gaffron wanted to use his discretion as to which lots required septic system >Z8signation. Gaffron replied that yes, he would like to make that determination. Gaffron said he would look at soil borings first and then decide if they need to do further testing based on the boring results. Kelley asked if the Planning Commission wanted to give that discretion to Gaffron so there would be no confusion as to who would handle that aspect of the application. Mr. Franks expressed his desire to have the building envelope defined as soon as possible so they could proceed yet this Fall. Bellows stated that the determination for the septic system and the building envelope define whether or not the project would be acceptable. Mr. Franks stated that he could not determine exactly where, on a 5-acre lot a house would be required to be built. He felt that should be left up to the lot-owner's discretion. Bellows asked Mr. Franks to look at the topography of Lot 2. Mr. Franks said that the front part of the lot was clear, but the back part was all woods. His preference would be to build near the woods, but that may not be the wishes of the person actually building on the lot. Bellows explained that the concerns with Lot 2 involved the soil being designated as Hamel for nearly the entire lot. Hamel soil is worthless and useless. Mr. Franks stated that he was willing to accept that restriction readily. Bellows responded that there would be no suitable location to build a house on that Lot. There were no comments from the public regarding this matter and the public hearing was closed. It was moved by Chairman, Kelley, seconded by Planning Commission member Cohen, to table this application, pending the outcome of the definition of buildability of each lot and the taking of soil borings for Lots 2, 3, 4 and 5. Based upon the soil borings, the City Staff v;ill determine which lots would require percolation tests. The issues of culverts and variances would be deferred until the buildability of the lots was determined. Motion, Ayes-5, Nays»0, Motion passed. #1333 SIDREY RBBBRS 715 NORTH BROWN ROAD RBZ0NIN6 PUBLIC HEARING 8:45 P.lf.-10:00 P.M. The Affidavit of Publication and Certificate of Mailing were noted. im waBT amm