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MINUTES PLANNING COMMISSION MAY 14, 1998 sufficient radius so that emergency vehicles could be turned around in the cul -de -sac. The City Administrator reported that the thoroughfare plan for this area created much debate at the time it was developed. The property owner at 791 LaBore has indicated that he has no intention of developing the northern portion of his property. However, some day the property could be sold and the new owner will want to see it developed. Therefore, a thoroughfare plan was developed as a planning tool for the future. Knudsen asked if the City can deny a property division that meets minimum requirements. Knudsen pointed out that a lot would have to happen before Leeward Way is every extended south. Montour pointed out that the Planning Commission must consider whether or not the property division would landlock property. Keis expressed concern about the resulting additional traffic onto Allen Avenue should Option A of the thoroughfare plan be developed. The City Administrator pointed out that Leeward Way has been creeping south one lot at a time. Because of the lack of coordination with the road development, the City asked for a thoroughfare plan for the area so that possibilities for its future development were not limited. Carson made a motion indicating the Planning Commission's support of the Lancette property division for 791 LaBore Road as proposed subject to the property division meeting all City minimum requirements. Motion seconded by Barraclough. Motion carried 7 — 0. CODE Elizabeth Mursko was introduced to the Planning Commission as the ENFORCEMENT City's Code Enforcement Officer. The Planning Commission welcomed O}F'10ER Elizabeth. 10% COMMITTEE The Commission agreed that Gene DeLonais should be its representative to the City's 10% Committee. 6 Page 28