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MIllDTfci. OF THE PIAHH1E6 CQKMISSIOM TING OCTOBER 3, 1988 IIH •Z0HIH6 PILE #1335>«OODBILL COUHTRT CLUB COBTIN Chairnan Kelley stated that his only concerns Involved the view point of the adjacent property owners. Mr. Mark Fox, 1230 Woodhill Avenue, stated the applicant had proposed a different plan that placed the mainentance structure 150* from the corner of his house. The revised plan places the proposed structure will be 310* to 320* from his house. Mr. Fox added that he was pleased with the compromise that had been reached. His only concern had to do with the location of the fill. A possible bern was discussed, using the fill. Noise may be a problem, but that would be determined as the maintenance structure was used. Mr. Fox asked how many :rees would need to be removed from the boulevard. Mr. Sathre stated that they are trying very hard to remove as few trees as possible. Mr. John McDowell introduced himself as the person who purchased 17 acres of land from Woodhill about a year ago, which is now referred to as Woodhill Ridge. Mr. McDowell stated that he had just sold a portion of that land which abutts with the golf course. He wanted to be assured that the maintenance shed would not affect any new residences being built on that land. Chairman Kelley inquired as to whether the new owners of the property had received notice of this application. Mr. Sathre stated that it was Mr. Fox more than anyone else that would be affected by the shed. The noise and activity generated from the facility would occur on the other side of the shed, away from Woodhill Ridge. Mr. Wood stated that Mr. McDowell’s development was kept in mind while they were planning the shed. The nearest house in the Woodhill development would be approximately the same distance from the shed as Mr. Fox’s home, approximately 350’. Mr. Sathre stated that there is a hill behind the existing house, and the peak of the roof of the shed would be lower than the floor elevation of the house. The hill wil^ be contoured so the top of the hill will not ba taken down. Chairman Kelley asked what would be done with the fill that would be removed from the hill. Mr. Sathre stated that they would be very receptive to any ideas. Mr. Fox has been very cooperative and agreeable with the aspect of storing it between his property and the maintenance facility. Mabusth stated that there would be a need for the applicants to obtain a land alteration conditional use permit for the fill. Zoning Administrator Mabusth asked about the doors of the facility and whether they faced north. She also asked if there would be any other doors in the structure. Mr. Winston stated that there would be an access door on the other side. Mr. Sathre confirmed this and added that the vehicle doors would be on the north side. Mabusth asked about the unused road to the west border and whether the road would be opened during construction. Mr. Sathre stated that he was not aware of any need to open the road.