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!•11\111'1S OF, A M--W' 1NG, (" 17,11 1IAN " I-J-11 NG 1111D (>- P li,ET 3, 1977 - I` VIE S After some discussion, Guthrie moved, Vx—wrerel seeornled, to table this application to permit the various parties to get together and negotiate a possible agrecixnt, to peniit the city enincer to calculate the amount of dry buildable soil, and for the developer's engineer's to recalculate the x-o nt of dry hui 11 ahle acres about the 932 elevation. Any fee incurred by the Soil and Water Conservation District to be reirn!)urtied by the develo,I�-r. Motion - Ayes (7) , .'nays (0) . 11 urr moved, lirrrurah seconded, that the ninutes of the Planning Commission r}ceting of Septeri)er 19, 1977, he approved. Mr. Than and his attorney, Dotug Carney, were prosent. "Ihe Zoning Administrator presented the nylar of the final i+1at. It is the same c,..i the preliminary which was approved -one tine ago. The "'oning Administrator stateril that approval of the final plat would he subject to a park ded ic.rtion Vice and approval of the title opinion by the City Attorney. Planning P,ormission reviewed the final plat and the nc�olu- tion draft. After a brief discussion, 11assel raved, Cutlirie secon1ed, to recor-r vnd approval of the final plat sib joy t to the resolution as drafted: (1) Subdivision is consistent with the land - lot on either side is of saly width. (2) County approval of any new access read to the south parcel. (3) Receipt of two park dedication fees. (4) Ponding area to be retained as is. (5) Title opinion addressed to the City. Motions - Ayes (6), Nays (0), Nbstain (1) `k'ionald Mr. Phil navid and George I icywcl 1 were present. The ?un i ng Mministrator presented the mylar of the final plat. 'le advised that Council had removed V1,c restriction for an access easwwrit for construction for the dan and that an easement was to he provided an the County right of way for a water structure. fie also stated that �rel irninary approval was subject to moving the dividing line between Tracts Rand C. It appears the applicant has moved tl►is line south approximately 30 ft. The 7caring Act-iinistrator pointed out that there could he a possible discrepancy in relocat ing this north lot line of Tract C as shown on the nylar. In scaling this change as imlicatc-d on the rylar, the new lot line appears to have peen noved so as to ran thrrush the laryer shed to the south. 4r. David wa_s not rare that this .livid- ing line was running, t',rrugh the c l i st i►ig s';r i ,I .tritc�j t',at there would he no iirrl,1,.., in coo rt- t i;iil *',;�. (continued) (P.-wq) :V PRWk1, ()F M I HUMS !11 C 11lN; OF '1'TV1"H a11.R 19, 197; 'il Ir tt1S RYA' 1 60 IT K A 1#)AD `;11t;r11VISION (F1`;;'ll,) (k170) 315 I -VS T (;R.L'ti T (1)Rt'CRNJ' I GN 12(Y) OLD CRYS M T:.aY MV 640 NOWni Tt IVE gIFIT) 111SI(T; (F1',�L) (#'r1)