10-23-1989 - Agenda Packet City Council - regular meeting

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MINUTES OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING SEPTEMBER 6, 1989 ZONING FILE #1411-SOSSEX SQUARE CONTINUED there was a right angle. Ms. Wildman explained that she was proposing a stop sign for safety reasons. The Planning Commission addressed the issue of OutloL A and whether or not it should be included in the subdivision. Chairman Kelley asked Dr. Greg Lawton, the only resident with property abutting the proposed Outlot A. Dr. Lawton said that the Outlot would enter his property in the center of the western border of his property. He said that he would be the only person that would benefit from the Outlot as it would allow him to access his property from the west. Mabusth advised Dr. Lawton that in the event he chose to subdivide his property, the City may ask that he provide a connection from Outlot A to Old Crystal Bay Road. Chairman Kelley said that he did not believe that Outlot A was necessary. Planning Commissioner Johnson said that though the Outlot was not necessary, it should be included ?n the plans. He said that if it was later found to be unnecessary, it could be released. Dr. Lawton said that due to the topography in the area between Old Crystal Bay Road and the proposed Ou-.A of A, it would not be practical to develop a road through that area. Planning Commissioner Cohen said that there was a discrepancy regarding the proposed lots meplA ng the required 200' front width. Building & Zoning Administrator Mabusth said that there is adequate frontage and proceeded to define lot width for each lct. Chairman Kelley said that he would like the applicant to submit a landscape plan for the Council and neighboring property owners to review. He also suggested that the applicant also submit a plan for entrance gates/monuments. Mr. Phil Byers, 3083 Farview Lane, said that he was concerned about runoff from Area 3 and 4 draining to Area 5 where it would concentrate from the water coming down the road from the south running through the existing pipe under Fox Street. He said that drainage Area 4 has a 100 year flood level of less than 2' above normal. He questioned whether replacing the existing pipe with a pipe of lesser diameter would have any affect on the rate water passed through. Chairman Kelley advised Mr. Byers of the City's policy that disallows the development of any property to increase the rate of runoff that currently flows from the property. Mr. Byers contended that Ms. Wildman's proposals would not 3