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existing 1601). The additional corridor to the rear or north will not effect future expansion plans on existing structure. The addition of the 49' X 218' corridor will permit a new house to be constructed on the proposed lot meeting all setback standars of the RR-lA Zoning District. The lot would indeed have a severely limited building envelope in consider- ation of the severe slope of the property on the west. The building envelope measures 130' X 421. b) Addition of 1 acre The lot would now satisfy the minimum area requirement of rural residential lots. The applicant's attorney and staff strongly recommend at a minimum the one acr4 addition. The 2 acre lot would now create a more reasonable building envelope and assure adequate area fir septic expansion and any other type of improvement associated wits rural use. The attorney goes as far as asking for an additional acre to be set aside for the substandard lot to the east. I would suggest that we limit this review to consideration of the Dunn lot. If you choose this alternative you may base your decision on the unique history of the ownership of the lot and the fact t,.at it w.-a an approved legal subdivisi-n in 1971. c) Addition of 4 acres The requirement would uphold the City's position on lotsof common owner- ship requiring all standards of the RR-lA Zoning District be upheld and deny that the unique history of the lot has any bearing in consideration of the current status (-f the property. STAFF RECOMMENDATION To approve the lot area and lot width variance application of Ski-Tonka Inc. subject to the applicant filing a lot line rearrangement subdivision with the C�'�_� requiring 491X218', 1 acre or 4 acre parcel be combined with the ;arty located at 4740 Bayside Road and that access to the larger paLcL1 owned by Ski-Tonka INc. be via McCulley Road.