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Zone File #1301 <br />July 14r 1988 <br />Page Three of Four <br />to move north 150 feet» leaving about 4.5 dry# buildable acres within lot <br />2. Based on this configuration. Lot 2 would not be further subdividable <br />under the two acre unsewered zoning. Planning Commission should then <br />discuss whether a lot width variance as measured at the 50 foot setback <br />from County Road 19 is appropriate, and should discuss whether or not the <br />east/west line between Lots 1 and 2 should be straightened out rather than <br />gerrymandered, as is currently proposed. <br />2. Is Outlot A intended for immediate development as a^ single <br />residential lot, or is it strictly to be held for a future subdivision? If <br />it is going to be subdivided in the future, what configuration does <br />Planning Commission feel would be most appropriate? Given that <br />determination, is there any need to dedicate future accesses with the <br />current subdivision? <br />3. Topographic map was not provided. Is a topographic map critical <br />to this Subdivision Application? <br />Discussion - <br />The tested drainfield sites and proposed building site on the property are <br />250 feet or more east of County Road 19. In walking to the rear of Lot 2 <br />around the north end of the wetland, it was apparent that portions of this <br />property have been used as a dumping ground fcr many years. Perhaps the <br />best thing that could happen to this property would be development into 2 <br />acre lots with subsequent individual owners cleaning up the dump sites. <br />For the record, staff would note that most of the junk on the property will <br />have to be hauled out and not buried on the site. <br />Likewise, you will note the excessive amount of outside storage on the <br />property, including vehicles and building materials. The existing house is <br />currently rented, but upon completion of the subdivision it will be sold <br />to a new owner, and presumably the storage will disappear. A further <br />comment: If you plan to walk to the rear of the property to see the <br />building site for lot 2, there is a pathway that generally follows the edge <br />of the wetland and it was dry the day I walked it, but wear your hiking <br />boots. <br />Staff Recommendation - <br />would recommend approval of this subdivision, subject to resolution <br />^^0 issues noted above. If Planning Commission does recommend <br />preliminary plat approval based upon the proposed configuration or one <br />similar to it, such a recommendation for approval should incorporate the <br />following conditions: <br />1. Payment of appropriate park fee for Lot 2. <br />2. Place specific stipulations on Outlot A that define the reasons it <br />is being approved as an outlot rather than as a separate Lot 3.