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Page 1 of 7 <br /> <br />PC Agenda Item – 3A <br /> MEMORANDUM <br /> <br />DATE: November 5, 2025 <br /> <br />TO: Planning Commission Chair and Commissioners <br /> <br />FROM: Elena Fransen, AICP, Senior Planner <br /> Jake Reilly, AICP, Community Development Director <br /> <br />SUBJECT: Supplemental memo for Planning Case #25-010 <br />Request: Minor Subdivision 1580 Oak Avenue, 1578 Oak Avenue, and 1613 <br />Lake Johanna Blvd <br /> <br />Requested Action <br /> <br />Dan Ashbach (“The Applicant”) requests the approval of a Minor Subdivision for properties <br />located at 1613 Lake Johanna Blvd (“Subject Property A”), 1580 Oak Avenue (“Subject Property <br />B”) and 1578 Oak Avenue (“Subject Property C”). <br /> <br />Following further review during preparation of the materials for the Planning Commission meeting <br />on November 5, 2025, staff and the City Attorney concur that the lot split application that would <br />result in a portion of Subject Property C being subdivided for sale to the owner of Subject Property <br />A, should be considered separately from any application associated with the adjustment of the <br />easterly lot line for Subject Property B. <br /> <br />Based on the staff report and review prepared on Friday, October 31, the resulting subdivision and <br />lot line adjustment fails to sufficiently correct the existing legal nonconformities and creates an <br />additional new nonconformity. The application to split a portion of Subject Property C off for sale <br />to the adjoining property (Subject Property A) creates neither new nor remedies any existing legal <br />nonconformities, therefore no variance application is required. A variance application may be <br />required if and when the property owner chooses to submit an application to address lot lines <br />associated with Subject Properties B and C. <br /> <br />The updated staff recommendation to the Planning Commission is to consider Mr. Ashbach’s <br />withdrawal of the application requesting the lot line adjustment and to proceed with a <br />recommendation to the City Council regarding the lot split. Images reflecting the existing (Figure <br />1) and future (Figures 2-4) property conditions are shown below. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />
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