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<br />~- <br /> <br />reduction in lots along Foothill Road. He also noted the road has een pushed back <br />somewhat so the setbacks are larger, from 120 to 155 ft. On the north property line they <br />have a minimum lot size of 35, ()()() sq. ft. going up to 61, ()()() sq. . The inside of the <br />project has been reduced by five lots; average lot sizes are about 0,000 sq. ft. Houses on <br />the north property line are one story. There will be a trail access the Regional Park. The <br />project has been designed to avoid all the slide areas. <br /> <br />Mr. Dommer presented diagrams on the height of the homes, po' g out they do not build <br />on anything less than a 25 percent slope. He took issue with the owance of a height limit <br />of 30 ft. measured from the highest point to the lowest grade, and felt that should be a 35 ft. <br />limit. <br /> <br />Commissioner Hovingh further discussed the height issue with Mr Dommer. Mr. Dommer <br />again asked for a five ft. leeway. <br /> <br />Commissioner McGuirk noted that he had met with the applicant <br />several of the other Commissioners. <br /> <br /> <br />f any two, three or four- <br />ould be necessary to <br />t for maintenance" can be <br /> <br />Commissioner Horan asked Mr. Dommer if they would consider <br />Dommer said they have discussed it, but would rather not do so. e felt that once the <br />homes are built, Lot 11 would not be seen anyway. However, th y would reconsider it <br />again. <br /> <br />Mr. Dommer discussed Condition 19 in regard to the prohibition <br />wheeled vehicles on the site, and noted that some type of vehicle <br />maintain open space areas. Mr. Swift said language such as "ex <br />added to the condition. <br /> <br />Mr. Dommer referred to Condition 36 in regard to street width noted he had no problem <br />with eliminating the sidewalk, if that is what the Commission wis es. He said he could go <br />with a narrower street than 28 ft.; however, the City requires 28 . for a public street. He <br />referred to Condition 39 in regard to improvements along Foothill Road and further <br />discussed this with Mr. Higdon. Condition 40 - Mr. Dommer sai the applicant does not <br />wish to put the utilities underground, at which Mr. Swift respond that this is a requirement <br />of the City. In regard to Condition 46, Mr. Dommer questioned r. Swift as to the <br />estimated amount of a pro-rata share of funds for a patrol vehicle d water tender. Mr. <br />Swift said staff will figure this out before the case goes to Counc' . <br /> <br />Commissioner Wright referred to Condition 82.b. and felt that wo ding in the condition <br />limits the material use to only two kinds. He thought that more xibility should be allowed <br />and that two kinds was too restrictive. Mr. Dommer said they w uld prefer to be able to use <br />more than two kinds. <br /> <br />Commissioner Michelotti discussed the possibility of an eques <br />the future. Mr. Swift pointed out that the PUD does allow for a <br /> <br /> <br />center at some point in <br />ility of that nature. <br /> <br />Minutes Planning Commission <br />Mao:h 11, 1992 <br /> <br />Faa_ 19 <br />
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