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City of Centerville <br />Planning and Zoning Commission <br />October 10, 2023 <br />Administrator Statz also noted out that if the rezoning is not approved then there is a possibility <br />that property owner might explore flipping the home as a single-family residence and if that <br />happens it may be difficult to enforce paving the driveway and remolding the garage. <br />If the rezoning request is approved, however, the city will be able to enforce bringing everything <br />into compliance with the Zoning Code, including: the existing driveway, which would need to be <br />paved and the garage, which would need to be remodeled or torn down and rebuilt. <br />In both scenarios, the home will need to be brought up to comply with the International Building <br />Code. <br />Developer Bill Bergeson at 7353 20'h Ave N. addressed the Planning and Zoning Commission, <br />stating that they do extensive rehabilitation of homes, and that the product is something the city <br />will be proud of. Mr. Bergeson also stated that they keep their properties nice because it gets them <br />better renters. <br />Public Comments <br />Resident Frank Wilde at 7326 Deer Pass Dr commented about the following: <br />• Boundaries of the rezoning request within this R2 district — he wanted to know if the <br />rezoning request was for the parcel or for the R2 district surrounding the property. <br />• Configuration of the duplex — whether it would be side -side or up-and-down. <br />• The presence of a duplex in an area surrounded by single-family homes. He commented on <br />the standards for upkeep and maintenance in the neighborhood. <br />• Bicycle path at the end of the cul-de-sac on Deer Pass Dr. — he wanted to know if the path <br />would be extended through the property and if the trail would be private or public through <br />that area. <br />Administrator Statz noted that the bicycle path was originally stubbed to extend to other <br />neighborhoods so that residents could go up and through that new development on Brian Dr. and <br />out to the rest of the trail system without having to go out onto 20t' Ave. <br />Resident Megan Olson at 7341 Deer Pass Dr. commented on the following: <br />• Increase in density from R2 to R2A — she received clarification from statements already <br />made; she was unsure what the density change would mean for the area. <br />• She received clarification that a road and several houses will not go up if the project falls <br />through; she was hoping for a single-family home to match the rest of the neighborhood. <br />Administrator Statz noted that a maximum of two duplexes, with the right configuration, is all that <br />could be on the property. He also noted that the problems we've had with the property are from a <br />former homeowner, not a renter; further, the city has more regulatory control with rental properties <br />due to rental licenses, etc. <br />Resident Corrine Mitsch at 7307 Deer Pass Dr. provided the following comments: <br />Commented on the poor condition of the property. <br />Motion by Commissioner Broussard -Vickers, seconded by Commissioner Krueger to close <br />the public hearing on the rezoning request of 7353 20" Ave. N. All in favor. Motion carried. <br />Page 2 of 5 <br />
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