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I I. I I I I I . . .e . . I I I I I .- . ,ARDEN HIT T S CITY COUNCIL - FEBRUARY 27. 1995 8 MOTION: Keim moved and Hicks seconded a motion to approve the Consent Calendar as presented, and authorize execution of all necessary documents contained therein. The motion carried "nanimously (4-0). PUBLIC COMMENTS Acting Mayor Malone invited the audience to address Council with any matters of concern during this portion of the meeting. No one stepped forward at this time. UNFINISHFn AND NEW BUSINESS PLANNING CASE 95.2: CHESTNUT LOT SPLIT IV ARIANCE City Administrator Fritsinger briefly reviewed the planning case. He indicated the applicant originally requested a 75 foot lakeshore setback variance and lot split to develop two lots on Lexington Avenue. Mr. Fritsinger indicated the Commission originally tabled this request to confirm the approximate location of the building pads. He noted after reviewing revised plans showing the building pads the Commission approved a lot split at 4365 Lexington Avenue and a 75 foot OHW lakeshore setback variance for both lot A and Bat 4365 Lexington Avenue for primary buildings and including any additions or extensions such as decks or porches. Mr. Fritsinger indicated the stated condition of a shared driveway should be included in the motion. MOTION: Hicks moved and Keim seconded a motion to approve Planning Case 95-2, Chestnut Lot SplitlVariance for primary buildings and including any additions or extensions such as decks, or porches. And a shared driveway be established between the two lots. The motion passed unanimously. (4-0). PLANNING CASE 95.5. OGREN CONCEPT PUD City Admini<trator indicated this information is for informal discussion. Mr. Fritsinger indicated the applicant requested a concept review of a PUD for the Northwest comer of Old Highway 10 and County Road E-2. This concept was for the development of an 18 unit townhome subdivision. Mr. Fritsinger indicated the setbacks proposed meet all requirements and the proposed units actually preserve more trees and natural beauty than a single family development would.