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<br />Mr. March questioned if Ground Development was open to the City requiring a minimum size for <br />garages within the development. Mr. Hannah stated that Ground Development was open to all <br />suggestions from the City. <br /> <br />Commission Member DeVine stated an interest in reviewing the elevations for the lots to determine <br />what type of buildings the lots would accommodate. <br /> <br />Mr. March stated the City is looking for higher valued homes to balance out the housing stock in the <br />community, as there are currently a high number of entry-level homes. Mr. Hannah agreed and stated it <br />is the preference of Ground Development to build as many full basement homes as possible to increase <br />home values. <br /> <br />Commission Member Brainard state he would like to see the development come to Centerville. <br /> <br />Mr. March stated he preferred Ground Development's design concept to the design previously submitted <br />by Gor-Em. <br /> <br />Commission Member De Vine questioned whether Mr. Palzer had any questions or concerns. Mr. Palzer <br />stated that he had concerns regarding the cul-de-sac to the northwest of the development not meeting the <br />lots to the north. Mr. Palzer also stated that the same lots may be large enough to be divided in the <br />future and there is a potential that they may be assessed double sewer and water assessments. Mr. Sterm <br />noted he would check to see if they were large enough to be subdivided. <br /> <br />Mr. March expressed a concern for Lots 1 through 7 of Block 3 due to the fact that Dupre Road runs <br />behind the lots and there would be no privacy in the back of those lots. Mr. Sterm stated that something <br />different could be done if it is the desire of the City with those lots such as leaving it a natural wetland. <br /> <br />IV. OLD BUSINESS <br /> <br />1. Hasaik Variance Request <br /> <br />Commission Member De Vine questioned if the Hasaiks would need a variance to do the interior work if <br />the building were not non-conforming. Mr. March said there would not be a requirement for a variance, <br />but a building permit would still need to be obtained. <br /> <br />Commission Member De Vine stated he would recommend partially approving the variance to allow for <br />the interior modifications provided the proper permits and inspections were obtained. <br /> <br />Council Liaison Broussard Vickers questioned Mr. Palzer whether sheet rocking the interior of the pole <br />bam would fall under the definition of "expanding the use" of the building. Mr. Palzer stated it was his <br />interpretation that sheet rocking the interior of the building intensified the use of a pole building and that <br />is the reason a stop order was placed on the improvements. <br /> <br />Commission Member Kilian questioned whether all the interior improvements would need to be <br />removed for the inspection. Mr. Palzer stated he would visually inspect the improvements prior to the <br />official building inspection to ascertain which items needed to be removed prior to the official <br />inspection. <br /> <br />Page 8 of 13 <br />