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In 1995, PUD 95-1 was approved to divide the westerly neighboring parcel of an approximately 10,378 square-foot lot into two parcels with areas of 4,132square feet and 6,246 respectively, where the existing residence remained and a new residence and carport parking would be constructed (900 square feet and 1,500 square feet). Please see the attached Staff Report and Conditions of Approval for more information (Attachment 6). The proposed PUD plan is similar to both PUD-91-9 and PUD 95-1 in that the subject lot proposes to create two parcels of similar square-footages, retention of the existing residences, construction of a new carport, and the rezoning of the property to PUD-HDR as done with both projects previously. Parcel Configuration Staff worked considerably with the applicant on various options for development plan configurations. The proposed flag lot design seemed to be the most appropriate for Parcel B given the ability for the structure on Parcel A to be reconfigured in the future to obtain private access within its own parcel boundaries, the parcel sizes that resulted from this layout, and the consistency with the lot configurations of those approved under PUD- 91-9, and the "affordable by design" proposal. Specifically, the project will create two legal parcels, each with street frontage, and each with a home that is no greater than 1,200-square-feet in area, which is generally considered "affordable by design". Staff believes that the proposed development plan is acceptable for the proposed project of the lot in terms of access, setbacks, floor area ratios (FARs), and the size and shape of Item S. a., PUD-73, Maestri and Carey Page S of 12 Planning Commission