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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL JUNE 27, 2018 PUBLIC HEARING - SUBDIVISION OF 771 LABORE ROAD INTO TWO SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL LOTS; APPLICANT: JACSE LEE, 771 LABORE ROAD Keis opened the public hearing. The Associate Planner reported that Jacse Lee has applied for a simple subdivision of his property at 771 Labore Road. She explained that this parcel is zoned R-1, Single Family Residential, and has double street frontage on both Lahore Road and Greenbrier Street. She stated the new lot will front Greenbrier, and the existing home will continue to front Labore. She explained that Mr. Lee has indicated his plan would be for a new single- family residential home to be built on the new lot, although he is undecided whether or not he will build the house or sell the lot. She noted that this subdivision meets the lot area and width requirements. The Associate Planner stated that the existing detached garage will be moved due to the lot line reconfiguration and will remain with 771 Lahore Road. She noted that the applicant has proposed a location that meets the 10 -foot setback requirement for detached accessory structures. She explained that there is an existing gravel driveway, which can remain as is if the driveway or garage are not altered, otherwise it must be paved. The Associate Planner reported that the required perimeter drainage and utility easements are shown for both parcels on the survey. She explained that this subdivision is recommended to be subject to the City's park and trail dedication/cash contribution requirements payable at the time of construction of a new home. She stated that there are sewer and water connections for the new lot off of Greenbrier Street. She reported that staff recommends approval of the proposed subdivision subject to conditions. Terry Kelsey, 777 Lahore Road, asked if the new house that would be in line with the other houses on Greenbrier. The Associate Planner stated that there are minimum setbacks, but no requirement that the house must line up with the neighboring houses. There were no other comments from the public. Upon motion by Keis, seconded by Montour, the public hearing was closed. Fischer asked if the Council wanted to put a timeline on moving the garage and recording the subdivision. Montour suggested tying a date into either a building permit for a new house or selling the lot. The Associate Planner stated that the Code requires applicants to record subdivisions within a certain amount of time, otherwise, they would need to ask the Council for an extension. 2