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Planning Commission <br />Meeting Minutes <br />July 9, 2015 <br />Page 5 of 17 <br />Closed Public Hearing and discussion by Commission: <br />Russell says this reminds me of the Spruce property discussed a few years ago. We had a <br />choice between a consolidated larger lot and two smaller lots or two smaller buildings. The <br />general view, and I continue to have it, is that it is to the benefit of this neighborhood to allow for <br />smaller footprints, smaller homes, not collectively but individually. I think it adds to the diversity. <br />I understand the question about variance in lot size, but I do note that 11 of the 22 are within <br />10% of that average. I would argue that is not a particularly diverse range with the exception of <br />couple of some really large lots. I am supportive. I think the rationale of smaller lots in that area <br />makes a lot of sense to me. <br />Rice says I support the request and reason is I really think this is consistent with what is in that <br />neighborhood. If we look at the other lots that are a part of the study, I think this new lot being <br />created is pretty much in line with many of the other parcels there. I think the request is a <br />reasonable one and it is consistent with what is there. I support it. <br />O'Connell is in support for the reasons stated with the consistency of the neighborhood. I <br />recognize the concern about keeping the larger lot, but we are looking at larger homes versus <br />more compact homes on two lots. I think it is with the flavor of this neighborhood. I am in favor. <br />Brauneis says I can wish that the economics were such that the whole lot could stay the same <br />size in perpetuity, but I think the reality of it that the owner has the right to at least request this. I <br />do also appreciate that having two lots does limit the size of the single structure that could be on <br />the property going forward. I am in su <br />Moline says this was an interesting one end, I the outcome that this approval <br />gets is one that I support. <br />Pritchard is in support. I f,, ,e chars nei. •od along Lafarge. Keeping <br />the existing building is important . - comm, since there seems to be some value. It is <br />consistent with the r ' that neig rhood. <br />Motion made by Rus <br />call vote. <br />Name <br />Chris Pritchard <br />on N • 1, Series 2015, seconded by Moline. Roll <br />Jeff Moline <br />Ann O'Connell <br />Cary Tengler <br />Steve Brauneis <br />Vote <br />Ye <br />Ye <br />Yes <br />N/A <br />Yes <br />Scott Russell <br />Yes <br />Tom Rice <br />Yes <br />Motion passed /failed: <br />Pass <br />Motion passes 6 -0. <br />10101 Dillon Road — Preliminary Plat, Resolution 22, Series 2015: A resolution <br />recommending approval of a request for a preliminary subdivision plat of approximately <br />33.12 acres into one 30.11 acre lot (Lot 1), and one 3.01 acre tract (Tract A). <br />• Applicant: Etkin Johnson <br />• Representative: Rickard Lopez, special trustee <br />• Owner: Hoyle Family <br />• Case Manager: Sean McCartney, Principal Planner <br />Conflict of Interest and Disclosure: <br />7 <br />
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