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Zoning File #1201 <br />January 6, 1988 <br />Page 2 of 5 <br />Lot Confirguration <br />All lots meet the required lot width at the rear of the required front <br />yard setback line. Each of the lots meets the required 2 acres of dry <br />contiguous land as confirmed in Exhibit K and on the preliminary plat <br />Exhibit L. Double frontage (through lots) have been proposed with this <br />division. AlthOL Jh the Code suggests that these should be avoided, they <br />are not prohibited. Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 1 will not require variances. <br />The applicants' surveyor has advised that through lots could not be avoided <br />because of a need to place the spur road to the north in its present <br />location and the reasons being there would have been a need to intersect a <br />major drainageway isf placed further eastwara, major tree loss, and <br />preservation of natural amenities for the proposed building sues. Per <br />Section 10.02, Definition 42, both the street lot lines shall be front lot <br />lines and per Section 10.03, Subdivision 10, a conditional use permit is <br />required for all proposed accessory structures on these through lots. <br />Staff has suggested that the applicants provide screening along the <br />Old Crystal Bay Road side of these double frontage lots witr their lot <br />grading/drainage plans and/or landscaping plans. The applicants have <br />stated that they would rather leave this up to the future owners. Per <br />Section 10.03, Subdivision 21, if these berms involve filling and borrowinc; <br />t^ the property of more than 100 cubic yards of fill, a conditional use <br />permit would be required for each site grading plans. <br />At the December 21, 1987 meeting of the Planning Commission, the <br />applicants were asked to realign the road (Outlot D) more to the south in <br />order to open up the building envelope of Lot 6. The road has been <br />realigned and the building envelope of Lot 6 has been greatly improved. <br />Lots 1 and 2, Block 2, have retained their required 2 acres of dry <br />buildable and additional soil borings to the south on Lot 2 confirm <br />adequate septic area for expansion (review Exhibit I). <br />Review Exhibit J, staff strongly recommends that the shared lot lines <br />of Lots 5, 6, and 7 be realigned by moving the lot line further west so <br />that open field area is maintained as part of the yard area for Lot 7. <br />Yards of Lots 5 and 6 are divided by the drainageway within the defined <br />wetlands area. The majority of the open field, classified as wetlands, is <br />directly contiguous with the yard area of Lot 7. The addition of lan(i�, <br />classified as wetlands will have no affect on the ability to divide Lot 7 <br />at some future date but will reduce the potential of yet another lot line <br />.rearrangement. <br />