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Sept?mber 13, 19)B Page 3 (~,end shed on thP property. Mr, Adair replled that he woutd 11ke to leave them up for the year so his son can use th~a during construcCion. MSP (Haake-quan) to recomnond to the Councit approval of the minor subdivision request of Orva1 ndair, 6900 Pleasant View Drive, to create two lots, with the corner Tot being 14b' wide by 100' deep and the interior lot being 153' wide by 103' deep, An easement of 10' wi11 have to be given along the souCh lot lina of the corner lot for ut111t1es. The garage and she~ that would be located on the interior 1ot would be required to be moved within one year at tht maximum, or upon compietion of the house on that 7~t before that year is up. It is the recommendation of Che Planning Corrtnission that notl~es be sent to land owners along the west end af Pleasant View Dr1ve, extanding to Woodcrest, ef the date thak the minor subdi~!ision would come batoreithe Council, stating tYiat the Councii would be discussinq the new lot, which wnutd preclude any development of a road along the x~est end of the property. 4 ay~s 1 nay Coirmission Member Foss stated that he was vot±ng agai~st the rc~otion as he felt they should take an eas~>ment on tha property at this time, in case a road was put through in the future. Ne adde6 that development of the corner lot without that easement could block off any chance of putting throuph a road at a later date. Official Rose replled that if enough people are interested in having a road put through, the Council wou7d take an easement hefore granting the subdivision. r Chairperson Haake stated that the reason the Planning Comnission was requesting that `• the neighbors he notified about the posslbi7lty of a road was because this is a ~~,' Planning Comnission which looks to whaCever contingencies could be asked for in the future shou]d be thought of in the present. OUPLEX DEVELOPMENT - OMEGA MANAGEMENT INC. - 7636 WOODLAWN DRI4E OfPiclal Rose reported that Omega Management has requested a buildin~ permit for the development of a duplex at 7636 Woodtawn Drive. Planning consiAerations include t~at boCh the exi>2ing zoning and land use maps depict the area to be deveioped high density residential, and R-4 zoned d!stricts permit dupiex usage. The lot conforms to minimum area requirements while its frontage, being on a cul-de-sac type corner, is substandard. The existtng tot with its frontege can provtde ample access to Woodlawn Drive, and the proposed duplex mests minimum building setback requirements. 3oth water and sewer are avaiiable in the street, and drainage should be directed to Wood7awn Drive. Official Rose stated that a devetopment agreemee~t should include sadding, paving, con- crete sidewaiks, a minfe~m of two p]antings, drainage to Woodlawn Urive, and $1,000 escrow or bond, ~nd recommended +hat the develo~ment be approved to inctude the deve7opnHZnt considerations. Wa11y Kocemba, of Omega Management Inc, presented a sketch, showiiig what the frunt of the duplex would 1aoY, like and stated that he might yossibly be coming back soon to request a fpur-plex. t ' `~d~Comnission hiember puan stated that the property is r'ight to the edye of sane land that has poor soi;. Official Rose replied that the Staff leas looked at the property, and with the deve7opment that has occurred in the area, they do not antlcip~te any probiems wit6 development. He ad~ed that the oniy Tot that does ho7d water is about 5' lower