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MINUTES <br />PLANNING COMMISSION <br />FEBRUARY 14, 2014 <br />PINETREE <br />POND — <br />PRELIMINARY <br />PLAT <br />The City Planner reported that Gordie Howe, Masterpiece Homes, has <br />made application for a Preliminary Plat for Pinetree Pond which consists <br />of 15- single family lots. The property within the proposed plat consists of <br />three parcels comprising 7 '/z acres. The lots would be served by a eul -de- <br />sac street coming in from LaBore Road immediately across from Cherry <br />Hill Lane. The Planner noted that the area is guided by the <br />Comprehensive Plan as low - density residential and is zoned Single - Family <br />Residential (R -1) District. <br />The Planner reported that the lots in the proposed plat meet the new <br />subdivision standards requiring 11,000 square feet and an 85 foot width on <br />interior lots and 12,500 square feet and a 100 foot width minimum on <br />corner lots. Most of the lots exceed these standards. The Planner pointed <br />out that the cul -de -sae is actually a turn - around road. He noted that the <br />cul -de -sac length is slightly over 700 feet. The Subdivision Ordinance <br />limits cul -de -sac length to 500 feet except in cases where local conditions <br />would dictate a longer cul -de -sac. The Planner pointed out that there is no <br />other way to serve the property other than the 700 foot cul -de -sac; <br />therefore, the length as proposed is acceptable. <br />The Planner noted the proposed Outlot A on the west side of the plat is a <br />40 -foot strip to Arcade Street. The City's Code requires street rights -of- <br />way at least 50 feet in width. That coupled with the fact that the adjacent <br />houses are close to the edge of this 40 -foot strip, it is not practical to have <br />a connecting street to Arcade Street. The Planner indicated that the <br />applicant is proposing to convey this 40 -foot strip to the adjoining <br />property owners in a private transaction. The plat also proposed Outlot C <br />which is a small sliver of property that the developer is proposing to <br />convey to the adjacent property owner given a driveway encroachment <br />situation. Also proposed is Outlot B which proposes a street connection to <br />the northeast to provide future development access to the rear portion of' <br />three lots in that area. <br />The Planner then pointed out that there is an existing 33 foot road <br />easement running from LaBore Road to the north essentially along the <br />eastern boundary of the proposed plat. The Planner indicated that there <br />was the assumption that any future development of this area would be <br />aligned along this road easement. He again noted that the Code requires a <br />minimum of 50 feet of right-of-way for a street serving a single - family <br />development. The Planner stated that staff feels that the Pinetree Pond <br />plat design as proposed is superior to aligning a development along the <br />existing street easement. The Planner also noted that the proposed <br />alignment is safer as the street entrance off LaBore Road aligns with that <br />of Cherry Hill Lane. <br />- 2 - <br />22 <br />
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