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Dacembar 13, 1978 <br />Page 3 <br />f <br />3. <br />~ <br />~ ~rI'1/fIY`9YpNY~ g~~~._ p_+rr,,,~ rnir rhnt in rpnair~grin~ a dt1[~l,ex ox aparttt,ent, <br />~an apartmeat would requira more parking. Sha ad~ed that ehe agreed with <br />~i Mr. IIeneon that the turneroun3e could very eaeily eurn into parking epacna, <br />~ 3he aleo added that the concreGe curbing would be very expeneive. <br />Commieslon Member Burmeiseer pointed out that concrete curbing has been <br />required o£ other devalopmente, and Chat they muet eet a etandsrd rsnd <br />etay with it. <br />Mr. Bensnn stat~d he did not Eae+l hie development would be like an apart- <br />ment in that ~t would not have the abuse of cara hitting the curb all the <br />tima, and that the curbing would actually be a border for the driveway. <br />Commieeion DfembQr Pedor stated that he agreed it wae not an apartment <br />bui.lding but that if ir., wae not coneidered an apartment bui~ding, it would <br />not =1t on for that piece of property. <br />Cn~nni~sion Member Burmeieter pointed out that they wexe r.aking :•uJ.es from <br />different categories and not ataying with one categaxy. <br />Nr. Naneon kitaCecl ther. it he had it to do all over again, he would go wiL•h <br />a duplex zal•her than a triplex but that he lxae too much in it t~~.w to ewitch. <br />Chairpereon Haake at+ked i.f ~arallel ~arking wae okay for an R-3 development. <br />Official Roae replied that a 9~ x 22 atall ae presented moeta code and <br />,.~-~ that the builder must maintain the open epace requirement of 625', which <br />i1a why the parking was planned that way. <br />~ ~, <br />Commiseion Member. Glazex questionad whether the development would have to <br />be considered multiple family aince it wae in R-3 zoning, <br />MS (Blanchard-Haake) to recommend approvo of the aite nlan as presente~i <br />with the delatiun bf the turnaroundo and with a variance for the two curb <br />cuta eri.th the idea that there will be eome ordinance changea made. A <br />development agreemenC wttll be entered 1nt~ containing concrete curbing, <br />concrete eidewalk, tree plantings, an~3 a bond or escxow of $3,000. 2 ayee <br />4 iiays <br />Gommission Member Quan asked if there wr+e uny~ way to pravent tha 22' <br />from becoming a driveway. Of£iaial Rose repZled that the concrete curbing <br />would prevent it. <br />Mr. Benean asked why concrete aurbing waa being requl.red if it was not an <br />ordinance. OE£icial Roee replie.d that for eame Cime the Counoil pondered <br />tha quasti~n ot cuncrete curbing versus bicumi.nouo and ~hat Chzy 1~ave <br />taken the poaition thaC in new development something be required tliat ie <br />durable and laeting. HE added Chat concretz curbing ia ineurance that it <br />will iaet. Councila:ember Baumgartner added that it hae bsen a pol~cy o£ <br />the Council for a number of yeare to requ?.re concrete curbing for aiything <br />over R-2 development. <br />~hairpereon Haaka polled the Coffiniseion Membere to find aut why they hucl <br />~.,~votod against the previous mott.on. <br />