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CITY CLERK
CITY CLERK - TYPE
STAFF REPORTS
DOCUMENT DATE
1/20/2009
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15 Y
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16
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Adjacent property owners, Phillip and Joanna Segundo, oppose the project and have <br />submitted the reasons for their opposition (refer to Attachment 6). The appellant's <br />concerns were discussed in the April 9, 2008 Planning Commission staff report and <br />minutes (refer to Attachments 4 and 5). <br />Appellants Concerns <br />In summary, the appellants believe that there would not be an issue if the applicant had <br />gone through the proper procedure. They do not believe that the tank had to be <br />replaced but that it could have been repaired. They also believe a lower profile tank <br />could have been used that would have been less visible and have provided information <br />on such a product (See Attachment 7). The appellants have also provided staff an <br />opinion from a third party well company stating that there is no functional reason why a <br />low profile tank could not be used and that it would be technically feasible to locate the <br />tank 35-40 feet away from the well. <br />Applicants Comments <br />The applicant maintains that the location of the tank was not malicious but rather a <br />suggestion by her well specialist to enhance the operation and life of the water system. <br />She stated that she was unaware that planning entitlements would be required since <br />she was replacing the existing water tank. The applicant has also provided a letter from <br />a third party well company stating that it is especially important to install the tank and <br />pump within ten feet from each other to prevent overburdening of the pump. The <br />location of the new tank in relation to the appellant's residence is shown in Figure 3. <br />inat was <br />removed at <br />appellant's <br />nrnnarty <br />F <br />Road <br />Page 4 of 8 <br />
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