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Planning Commission Minutes Page 2 Mr. Harris explained the staff report. He stated there is a study going on in the Mohr/Martin area and that within the next month or so a joint Planning Commission/City Council study session would be held to discuss the matter. Mr. Harris stated that prezoning of the 78 acre site described above is necessary before the property can be annexed into the City. He said there has been no development plan received for the property and the purpose of this appli- cation is simply to set zoning so it can be brought into the City. Commissioner Wilson asked about the bridge in which George Oakes was required to participate. Mr. Harris indicated the City still has the money contributed and the intention is to use it for a bridge to cross the Arroyo Mocho at Martin Avenue. Commissioner Doherty asked Mr. Harris when the study would be completed. Mr. Harris stated it would probably be completed the end of this month or early October. Commissioner Doherty indicated he had discussion with some of the property owners in the area who indicated to him they were not part of any group who came before the Planning Commission in the past and those property owners indicated to him they did not want to have small lots in the area. Chairperson Lindsey said he also spoke to one of the property owners in the area who did not want his parcel split up. The public hearing was opened. Mr. Harris reiterated the application for persons who arrived late in the audience. Shirley Lauer, 2221 Martin Avenue, stated she would prefer that the property be brought in as Low Density Residential. Mr. Harris explained there is no classification for zoning called Low Density Residential, but that it can come in as Planned Unit Development- Low Density Residential. Mr. Harris explained the size of the lots which could be developed under PUD-Low Density Residential. Mrs. Lauer indicated she would like to have a fixed zoning for establishing lot sizes. Chairperson Lindsey stated that Mrs. Lauer would be afforded the opportunity to comment on specific lot sizes when a development plan is received and at this time no plans have been proposed. Comanissioner Doherty felt that if this property is prezoned PUD, many conditions could be imposed on a development plan and this gives the City much control and supported the staff recommendation. No one else addressed the Commission and the public hearing was c loosed .