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MINUTES PLANNING COMMISSION JUNE 10, 1993 ZONING MAP ADJOURN about the ability of an association to police the area versus the single - family homeowners policing their property. Garske reported that he also discussed the matter with homeowners in the area, and felt that some of the property owners may be softening to the townhome proposal. Garske indicated that there was concern that once the property is rezoned, the project would change. The City Planner pointed out that under a PUD the project could not be changed without City approval. The PUD would control site improvements, building size and valuations, etc. The Planner pointed out that under a single - family zoning, the City would have no control over the size and value of homes that could be built on the site. Carson pointed out that the townhomes proposed by Pratt would be over $200,000 in value, and he did not anticipate this becoming rental property. The Planner pointed out that the developer could not afford to build low -end homes on this property given the price that the developer will be required to pay for the property. Drabik asked if twin homes or single - family homes would provide more benefit to the City. The Planner pointed out that twin homes would be less costly for the City because there are fewer utilities to maintain. However, the Planner felt that the differences to the City were minimal. The Planner felt that the Commission needed to look at the issue from both an environmental standpoint as well as a land use standpoint. DeLonais asked for updated zoning maps. The Planner replied that the maps were currently being finalized and would be sent to the Commissioners shortly. DeLonais recommended that the meeting be adjourned. Motion seconded by Keis. Motion carried 7 - 0. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 8:45 P.M. R s ctfully! submitted, < dc-i_<,/ ty/'�-:— ti athy Glanzer, Recording Secretary Page 10