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entirely sure and could not say with a naked eye, but he didn't think the anomalies were intended. Commissioner Balch said he visited the project site twice and staked out Lots 13 (or 20, depending on which map is being referenced). He also looked at Lot 19 and then at Lots 4 or 11, again dependent on the map, and could barely see the anomalies. He said there might have been a small mudslide at the time, but he did not think that was intended to be captured as a steep slope. He did have concerns on the overall grading to make the lots but said he would leave that to a future discussion. Lot 31, which was the other lot he saw, was staked and he would consider this as a hedge or shrub because he could not find that anomaly. Chair Allen said she went out to the property twice with the group and if there was any property that might be more on the edge of 25 percent it would be Lot 19, which is what Commissioner Brown mentioned. She suggested staff come back with an update on that. Question 1c: Are there other sites that are bigger than just minor anomalies where there is potentially a concern of 25 percent? Commissioner Balch said these are the lower lots on the Shriner's property. He drove through the area looking at the lower four lots, which appeared to be trees and shrubbery; he could not see a slope and from his view, it was virtually the same area. Commissioner Ritter said he felt the same way when he visited the site a few times. Commissioner O'Connor expressed that if there is tall grass, a shrub or something else in the way that someone from the developer's side should be responsible to clean it up before the area is flown again to make sure the slopes are properly detected rather than the potential for misinterpreting an item for something else. Ms. Amos noted the City's mapping is from 2017 and is completed every couple of years. Therefore, cleaning up the site wouldn't be reflected in the City's aerial mapping for a few years. Mr. Beaudin added that there is a possibility of getting out in the field and verifying these things more closely as they move forward in the process. Commissioner Balch said in going back to the upper side with Lot 31, there was a stake and it was flat and in line with everything; he inquired how much more should be verified. Mr. Beaudin said they were referring to the lower four lots, which he did not visit, but said he did not think they would continue to be on the hillside. Commissioner O'Connor said not only do five of the seven lots show as having something over 25 percent, as well as almost the most critical part of that road; one view made it appear as about one-third of the road and yet a different view made it appear as half of the road. He said if half of the road was over 25 percent slope, he would have concern. Planning Commission Minutes Page 13 of 22 March 27, 2019 er to be able to move back into the replacement home. She stated they are giving up two of their homes for the staging area, said they do not believe wildlife will be disturbed and believe the park will provide great benefits to the community. Planning Commission Minutes Page 6 of 22 March 27, 2019