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i Page Two - Planning and Zoning Meeting Minutes - Public Hearing April 6, 1987 commission members concurred. R -2A development minimum acreage was discussed. Most mem- bers felt that 10 acres was an appropriate size. It was also discussed that possibly smaller developments could re- quest R -2A zoning through a special use permit. Mr. Johnson advised that the rule of thumb is 22 lots per acre. He fells that a cul -de -sac area of 6 -7 acres, 15 houses is a good community size. He advises, however, that this is probably the minimum community size Centerville may want to consider. Article 6, Section 66.02 was discussed. It was agreed upon that the petition of 50% of the surrounding property owners within 350 feet is not a feasible requirement. It was brought up that Ordinance #8 would have to also be amended to change the wording regarding corner lots. The proposed amendment will be discussed at the April 7, 1987 P & Z meeting and a time for a public hearing will be set up. Correct wording of the proposed amendments to Ordinance #4 were discussed throughout the hearing, but will be formally addressed and voted on at the April 7, 1987 P & Z meeting. Motion by Buesseler, second by Welk to adjourn hearing, motion carried unanimously. Hearing adjourned at 8:20PM. After the public hearing Jerry Parent of Parent Construction approached the Commission with a proposed plat of L'Allier Estates Development. There are 34 lots on the plat. A copy of the plat will be circulated to the Park and Recreation Committee for their opinion on Mr. Parent's proposal to pay the park dedication fee. The L'Allier Estates development will be discussed at the April 8, 1987, P & Z meeting. Respectfully submitted, fl y IV* A. • Tamara M. Miltz- M11 1er Clerk /Treasurer 1