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• <br /> P &Z Meeting Minutes <br /> Page Two <br /> May 1, 1990 <br /> • <br /> insure that a wood foundation is installed properly. <br /> It appeared to be the general consensus of the Planning and <br /> Zoning Commission that they would not like to see the amendment <br /> eliminating wood foundations as a choice. <br /> • <br /> It was suggested by Mr. Stewart that. Article 2, Section 24, 24. <br /> (6) "...Sheet metal siding shall not be permitted in such <br /> districts not over at least fifty (50) percent of the <br /> entire structure." <br /> be amended to: "...Sheet metal siding shall not be permitted in <br /> such districts not at least fifty (50) percent of <br /> exterior walls." <br /> it appeared to be the general consensus of the Planning and <br /> Zoning Commission that the proposed amendment would be good. <br /> It was suggested by Mr. Stewart that Article 2, Section 24, 24. <br /> proposed (8) "Ali future new dwellings in an R -5 single family <br /> residential district shall have an attached double <br /> garage of a minimum of 600 square feet." <br /> be amended to: "Ali future new dwellings in an R -5 single family <br /> residential district shall have an attached multi -bay <br /> garage of a minimum of 600 square feet.' <br /> It appeared to be the general consensus of the Planning and <br /> Zoning Commission that the proposed amendment would be good. <br /> Discussion on Gunnar Pettersen "s, Building Inspector, comments <br /> that the headings under "AMEND TO READ; SCHEDULE OF DISTRICT <br /> REGULATIONS MINIMUM GROUND FLOOR AREA OF LIVING SPACE." They <br /> should both read "MINIMUM GROUND FLOOR AREA OF LIVING SPACE" or <br /> "MINIMUM LIVING SPACE PER UNIT (SQ. FT.) ". <br /> The Planning and Zoning Commission discussed " MINIMUM LIVING <br /> SPACE PER UNIT (SQ. FT.)' noting that this deals with space on <br /> all floors versus ground floor only. <br /> Commission member Wilharber felt that some one could build a two <br /> story unit with 525 feet on the first floor, and 525 feet on the <br /> second floor. <br /> Commission member Drilling questioned as to what is classified as <br /> a unit. <br /> Chairman Tourviile expressed that in view of the above concerns <br /> that he would prefer the wordage of ground floor area of living <br /> space. <br />