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Page -2- •F r,r�.. ' � 4�`�� M1Ji With my application for the permit I am including my survey showing the following: 1) All boundaries of the property as well as wetland boundaries 2) A topographical map 3) The proposed site for the moved -in house, meeting all setback requirements 4) The location of the existing house and buildings 5) A proposed access road 6) Proposed boundary lines necessary to com• a the subdivision. This creates the required re lot, which does not include any wetland area., As you can see, most of the subdivision requirements have been met. Timing of the legal procedure requires me to apply for the Conditional Use Permit. After talking with several members of the Planning Commission, I believe that I understand the main concern of the city; that an occupied house must sit on its own property. As I understand it, the City is concerned about losing control over being able to apply or enforce codes and laws concerning occupied homes. I fully respect this position, and it is not my desire or intention to create a problem either for the city or myself. As a solution, I would be willing to escrow funds necessary to complete the subdivision. I am also willing to stipulate that the subdivision be completed before the well and septic system are installed. This allows the city to retain supervision and control over the property through the normal process of inspections and permits. I hope you recognize my sincerity and desire to work with the city to make this project work. I feel this is a reasonable approach to working under a Conditional Use Permit until a subdivision can be completed. As you can unde rry_; ' time is very much of the essence; this must be resolved in the first meeting if the project is to work. Thus I would hope that if you did have any questions or concerns, you would please contact me before the meetings. My home number is 476-2060. Thank you, Michael Plank MP:ph