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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes APRIL 132006 Page 7 of 15 Lipton called for a roll call vote on the original motion made by Loo and seconded by Dalton. Roll Call Vote on the original motion: Name Vote Jeff Lipton No Chris Pritchard No Susan S. Loo Yes Gail Hartman No Hank Dalton Yes Michael Deborski Yes Monica Sheets Yes Tom McA vinew Yes Motion passed: 5 to 3 Lipton declared a 5 minute recess at 8:50 PM ~ Resolution No. 12, Series 2006, Capitol Hill Addition, Replat A, A proposed two- lot subdivision of 1100 Grant Ave., in the Old Town Residential Overlay and Residential Low Density (RL) zoning district. 1100 Grant Ave., Lots 21-24, Block 7, Capitol Hill Addition. Case #06-009-FS. . Applicant, Owner and Representative: WestMark Design & Construction, Michael Nunez . Case Manager: Kenneth Johnstone, Principal Planner Public Notice Certification: Published in the Daily Camera on March 26, 2006. Posted in City Hall, the Louisville Public Library, the Recreation Center and the Courts and Police Department Building and mailed to the surrounding property owners on March 24,2006. The agenda was posted on the City's web site and at City Hall, the Louisville Public Library, the Recreation Center and the Courts and Police Department Building on April 6, 2006. Conflict ofInterest and Disclosure: None Staff Report of Facts and Issues: Wood provided the following summary points: . A request for a minor subdivision replat for a two-lot single-family residential subdivision. . Subject property originally subdivided in 1904 as part of the Capitol Hill Addition Subdivision and is currently under single ownership and includes 4 lots, Lots 21 - 24 in Block 7. . Property is zoned residential low-density (RL) which requires a minimum lot size of 7,000 SF and a minimum lot width of70 feet. . The subdivision plat proposes Lot 2A to be 6,250 SF and 50 in width and Lot lA would be 52 feet wide and 6,500 SF in area. . The requested reductions from the RL zoning requirements were reviewed and approved by the Louisville Board of Adjustment (BOA) through a variance application approval granted on February 15, 2006. . Each of the proposed lots has public street frontage on either Grant Ave or Grant Ave and Short St. with rear access from a IS-foot wide alley.