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18 <br />PLANNING REPORT <br />T0: <br />FROM: <br />northwest assoc_uted consultants, Inc. <br />Little Canada Mayor and City Council <br />Little Canada Planning Commission <br />David R. Licht ( <br />DATE: 30 January 1985 <br />RE: Ralph Brausen Subdivision <br />FILE NO: 758.09 - 85.02 <br />CASE BACKGROUND <br />During 1984 Ralph Brausen filed for the subdivision of three parcels of <br />property which were part of his existing homestead. The Planner's <br />recommendation, based upon stipulated Subdivision Ordinance criteria, was <br />that Mr. Brausen proceed to plat the property. Due to costs, as argued <br />by the applicant, the Council waived the platting requirement, but limited <br />the lot split to only two parcels (see Attachment B). <br />Having apparently sold the first lot, the applicant has now filed for the <br />second lot to be split from his homestead. No separate land survey, other <br />than the initial 1984 submission has been received. <br />CASE ANALYSIS <br />Mr. Brausen's present application represents a total disregard for Subdivision <br />Ordinance requirements and a circumvention of procedures intended to protect <br />the City. Highly questionable in this regard is the precedent being established <br />or the privilege extended to this one individual. Should the City's policy <br />be to allow the procedure being followed in this case, it is suggested that <br />it be formalized and extended to all applicants through a revision to the <br />Subdivision Ordinance. <br />Relative to the proposed division, the only factors capable of being evaluated <br />based upon the information submitted, are lot size and frontage. The division <br />conforms in this regard. �� u <br />FEB 4 1985 <br />11 CITY OF <br />LITTLE CANADA <br />lit I;let0!)L1 f.1IVJ. Ifllf)C)('linohs, Ill fl l(`COit vtc 1I.)0 1->r,1 f% HI 6 i 79,7 9,].70 <br />