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6. PUBLIC HEARINGS AND OTHER MATTERS PUD -94, Lynn Jansen, Roselyn Estates II Application for Planned Unit Development (PUD) Development Plan approval for a seven -lot single - family residential development located on an approximately 3.7 -acre property generally located north of the present terminus of Calico Lane and east of the present terminus of Lynn Drive. Zoning for the property is PUD -MDR (Planned Unit Development - Medium Density Residential) District. Jenny Soo presented the staff report and described the background, scope, and key elements of the application. THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS OPENED. Lynn Jansen, Applicant, thanked the Commissioners for their time and staff for their effort. He indicated that they have been working on this Phase II of Roselyn Estates for almost two years and that while the project plan has not really changed much from when it was originally proposed, it has been tweaked and perfected and has gone through a very thorough analysis by staff. Mr. Jansen stated that this project is essentially a second phase of the very successful first phase of 12 homes: 11 new homes, with the 12th being the relocated original house on the site. He noted that as shown in the many letters of support received regarding the project, the neighborhood is very happy with the homes, the builder, and the developer, and he is looking forward to advocating that next phase to complete the neighborhood. Mr. Jansen stated that these seven homes will become part of the Roselyn Estates Homeowners Association (HOA) which is integral to some things with respect to the creek side ownership and maintenance. He noted that the Roselyn Estates HOA has unanimously voted for this, as confirmed in its letter included in the project packet. Mr. Jansen stated that the house plans for this project are essentially those of the most successful ones from the prior subdivision, with some adjustments and improvements. He noted that these homes have been very well received, and they will stay with all the same exteriors, colors and materials, and widths and lot sizes. Chair Blank stated that this is a fun project for him because he has seen it and has heard discussions about the creek. He inquired what the new houses would sell for. Mr. Jansen replied that the project has changed since the homes in the first phase came off the line, the last single -story home of which sold for about $1.1 million, and the last two -story home sold for about $100,000 or so more than that. He noted that the market has gone up a little since then. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, April 24, 2013 Page 4 of 11