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that he is comfortable with 21 lots but that five lots near the cul-de-sac would be crowded and that he supports staff recommendation concerning Con- dition No. 1 and would like to see the lots reduced to 21 in number. Commissioner Jamieson says if this is approved, there would be nothing stopping Long or Boatright from coming in and asking for the same treat- ment. He said calculations, without a density adjustment, would only allow Castlewood nine and from what he understands lots are selling for, he is sure Long and Boatright will be back. He said he would be willing to give Castlewood 18 lots so that Boatright and Long would have no re- course. He said he would support 18 lots or less. Commissioner Getty said that the project is aesthetically pleasing and that 21 lots would be favorable. A motion was made by Commissioner Lindsey, seconded by Commissioner Doherty that case PUD-80-12 be recommended for approval subject to the 74 conditions (amending No. 68 and 69 as suggested by staff but adding "or as otherwise approved by the City Engineer" to Condition No. 69 and changing Condition No. 10 as proposed tonight by the developer, and that findings as shown as A through G on the staff report dated 5/20/81 can be made and that in accordance with subsection 2-2.320g(2)(v) of the HPD Ordinance "the exist- ence of a topographic feature, including but not limited to a cliff or deep ravine or a magnitude which causes the WIS to be significantly greater than would be the case if the topographic feature was not considered" is found, ROLL CALL VOTE Ayes Commissioners Doherty, Getty, Jamieson, and Lindsey Noes None Abstain Chairperson Wilson Resolution No. 2009 was then entered and adopted recommending approval of case PUD-80-12. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 7:55 pm by Vice Chairperson Getty. Respectfully submitted, Robert J. Harris, Secretary -7-