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• Planning & Zoning Board August 14, 2002 Page 22 Staff's review of the application submission materials find that the application is incomplete. As such, this report represents only a preliminary review of the overall subdivision and rezoning. A more detailed review will be prepared for the September Planning and Zoning meeting. Staff presented its analysis by explaining to accommodate the proposed development, the following approvals will be necessary: 1. Rezone from R, Rural to R -1, Single Family. 2. Review and approval of the preliminary plat. 3. If the airplane hangars are found to be an acceptable use, a PDO will be required to accommodate the proposed airplane hangars and insure there will be proper maintenance associated with these accessory ,, . -s. 4. There is a need to vacate a portion of t would not be utilized if the subdivision is approved. Said vacatio as a c.ndition of final plat approval. Staff noted in review of the rezoning applic guides this area for low density residential. is consistent with this land use classifi extended to this subdivision as final p consistency with the Comprehensive consistent with the zoning that is,ea 5th Additions located to the south low - density land use pattern. thorough review of the app requirements for th ffind that the new land use plan amily Residential District tiona MUSA would need to be ed and approved. In addition to n of the R -1 zoning would be ehms Century Farms 1st through s to be the logical extension of the of had the opportunity to conduct a to determine if the proposed plats meet the In review o attention: 1. sta ` indicated the following issues need further The prox' fully designe flight patterns wi: ark raises issue as to whether the plat has been e with required airport safety zones to insure that sturb the future residents of the single - family lots. 2. The proposed Behms Century Farms 6th through 10th Additions surround a number of lot exceptions that contain unsewered residential properties. The application has not provided any type of conceptual plan that would illustrate future subdivision or extension of utilities into these areas. In accordance with the City's Subdivision Ordinance, where a plat abuts undeveloped properties. A concept plan can be required and extension of streets should be considered in conjunction with the plat design. 3. There is a need for a park in this area to accommodate the new subdivision and residents that would live within the plat. A detailed park proposal should be outlined for City staff and Planning and Zoning Board consideration. At this point, City staff has not seen any proposal in that regard. DRAFT MINUTES