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I <br />MINUTES OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING JANUARY 17, 1989 <br />ZONING FILE #1366-BOTTBRFIELD CJNTINUBD <br />Planning Couunissioner Brown mentioned the fact that the <br />percolation testing had not yet been done- Gaffron stated that <br />soil borings were taken and preliminary testing indicates that <br />?Se soils were typical for the area. Before Mr. Butterfield can <br />obtain a building permit, the perc tests must be performed. <br />There were no comments from the public regarding this matter <br />and the public hearing was closed. <br />It was moved by Planning Commissioner Bellows, seconded by <br />Si " <br />septic tests. Gaffron added that this matter would not go before <br />the Council for final plat approval until such time as those <br />results were determined. Motion, Ayes-6, Cohen, Nay, Motion <br />passed. <br />*1334 SI715 waaaa <br />nr RBBBRS <br />IN ROND <br />OOMDXTZOnL USB FBRMIT/PRD AND <br />this matter, as was Mr. Stephen <br />Pflaum and Mr. Robert Kost, representing Mr. Rebers. <br />*onin9 Administrator Mabusth reviewed for the Planning <br />ComaisSion the reason why Mr. Rebers was back <br />Citv Council, at their December 12, 1988, meeting, had amended <br />the subdivision proposal to have only 4 lots long the northern <br />Mopirty line rather than 6. This realignment <br />pad size on each of those four lota to increase <br />The Council referred this matter back to the Planning Commission <br />S ha ™ them review and determine if there was a need for <br />additional controls on those lots because of the larger <br />bSlldln^ jids! Councllmember Goetten <br />Se buildSg pads on those 4 lots decreased to limit the size of <br />hosies that could be built. <br />Planning Commissioner Bellows believed , <br />have Uen a more equitable solution. She stated that in nearly <br />all subdivisions, lota had their narrow dimension to the <br />and were deeper. This allowed for more lots and less J^reet <br />nv ttsino a 4-lot proposal, there has been a creation <br />of ••bnoiiwl lot,* boeau*. thoy bav. more <br />would allow for mor. d.naity in that area than fiv. would <br />s:;;r.rV.iTn%";thVco"uVoiV:it%“rrVcV.s.jn‘di:io^^ <br />lota along the northern boundary. Planning Comniasioner Johnaon <br />concurred. <br />Planning Commissioner Hanson asked for a comparison of lot