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-lb.~ Commieeion Member Burmoieter asked that tiie Council bo notified that /"`~;he Planning Commiseion wae concerned about the exit on Red Oak Drive nd have Ehe Council look at it and eae if t.hey can aome up with eome - Buggestione. MAJOR 5UBDIVISYUN dF pROPERTY AT 8270 GR~VELAND ROAD Official Rase reported that Mr. Stanley Fieher, owner of rhe property at 8270 Groveland Road, has requoated to aubdivide the lot fronting Groveland and Knollwood (460' wide x 458.2' deep) .into 10 lote of equal aize (92' wide x 211.6' deep). The lots meet size requirements. However, the exieting house floes not mPet setback requirementa as subdivision requeated (13' frotn r.eaz lot line of Lot 6). A varianca wuuld be required for a relief of 17'. The garaqe (22x23) must be relocated to meet setback requi,rements as it liee on the common lot line of Lote 6 and 7. mhe ehed on Lot 7 is ovorsized and ahould Ge removed or relocated. If it ia relocated, it must be reduced to ordinance size (2~8 =quare feet). Adjacent to the southern lols (5 and 6) is an undeveloped parcel 41.5' wide by 458.2' deep not owned Sy the applicant. Thia parcel ahould be incliade~ in the subdivision request, forming two corner lats and two interior lots. All luts in requested gubdivisio^ propose ho hava a 5' drainage easementi -- - aloag the rear lot linea. The lota faoing Groveland are low and therefore rill require fill, soil tests and grading pcios to bui131ng permits ~'.,,,~tieing issued. The 9taff recununenda that before approval ie glven, that thQ plut be revised to accommodate the future use oP the 41.5' strip of land located south ~f the presented plat. Mr. Robert Smith identified himself as attorney for Mr. Fieher and sta~ed that Mr. Fisher was not preaent due to his age and tho lateness of the ciiscuea, but that his son wae present. Mr. Smi.th stated that the parcel wa» pu.rchased by Mx. Fieher i.n 1991 and that aesessmenta to dat.e un tha property have amounted to $50,000. Mr. F.isher plans to keep his own home there. Also, the 2' setback would not demage the lots at all, and the developmcnt of the land would bc: beneficial to L•he CSty. MSP (Haake-FOSS) to reoonunercd to Coixncil upon re.ceipt of a new prelimi- nary plat drawn up on the Eisher Addition the approval of said new plan with the follo:uinq stipulationa, that there be nine deaignated lots, W1th ?,ots 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 dnd 9 be1n9 90' Wide by 211.6' deep and that Lat 5 be 100' wide x 423.2' deep, and that the plat would deaignate a 15' easer,.ent off the baclc lot lines on Lots 1, 2, 3, 9, 6, 7, B and 9, for.drainage aae~ement, and Lut 5 wauld g1.ve a 28' ~,asement in the center part of the lot in continuatuion with the easement ylready on it, except it would be 2' lesa on the western most side ~ ~eeduae oE the pl.acement of the exietiny homestead. There ie also ""`an additional drainage easement of 10' that will be required on the north lot line oP Lot 3 eatending to the proposed new back lot line. The shed that will be located on new proposed Lot 6 will have to be re~n~vad. 7 aYes 1 abst.