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Minutes Planning Commission April 8, 1987 subject to the conditions of the staff report modifying Condition No. 5, and 10 to allow staff and the applicant to work out resolution of these conditions; and deleting Condition No. 18 as currently worded and replacing it with a condition to reflect the first-unit purchasers must be owner occupied. ROLL CALL VOTE AYES: Commissioners NOES: Commissioners ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None Berger, Hoyt and Chairman Lindsey Michelotti and Tarver Resolution No. PC-87-38 was entered and adopted recommending approval of Case PUD-87-4 as motioned. UP-87-5, Ridgewood Construction Co. Application of Ridgewood Construction Company for a conditional use permit to establish a model homes sales complex, to be located at the intersection of E1 Capitan Drive and Whitney Drive. Zoning for the property is PUD (Planned Unit Development) - Medium Density Residential District. Mr. Swift presented the staff report recommending approval of this project, but not allowing the street to be closed as proposed by the applicant. The public hearing was opened. The applicant nor a representative of the applicant was present. George Ward, 4941 S. W. 26th Drive, Portland, Oregon, presented site plan and photographs depicting the trespass of their property located immediately to the east of the subject development. Mr. Ward addressed the sanitary effluent on Lot 29. Their house has been rendered uninhabitable because of trespass. They anticipate they have lost $6500 because of the broken water line and illegal cesspool. As owners of the property adjacent to the east, they strongly recommends this conditional use permit be denied. Mr. Ward said that no one has asked them about use of their driveway. Lot 29 is not lawful because you cannot pave a subsurface sanitation system. The original waterline has been destroyed so the home has no water. The developer refuses to provide water. Further, Mr. Ward said they have never been notified of the widening of the street. Mr. Ward read a letter to Jim Walker dated November 8, 1982 relating to the sanitation of the leach line behind the house. It is not desired to have his property annexed and asked if it is possible to connect to City sewer without annexation. Mr. Ward's property can't be rented because it is not sanitary. Chairman Lindsey asked why Mr. Ward would not like to annex to the City. Mr. Ward responded that it is "tradition." Mr. Ward said if it is beneficial for him to annex, he would give it serious consideration, but would not do so to accommodate construction of the Quail Creek development. - 9 - T