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Planning & Zoning Commission February 17, 2004 Meeting Minutes Chair Hanson questioned when this issue would be brought forward to Council for consideration. Ms. Moore-Sykes stated that it would be brought before them at their next meeting on February 25, 2004 and 6:30 p.m. Mr. Nelson thanked the Planning and Zoning Commission for their time and consideration. 2. Requested Rezone from I-1 to R-2A, Lot Split & Comp. Plan Amendment – 6867 th – 20 Avenue (PIMA Properties, LLC) Chair Hanson opened the public hearing for consideration of the Rezone request from I-1 (Industrial) to R-2A (High Density, Single Family Residential), lot split and th Comprehensive Plan amendment for 6867 – 20 Avenue submitted by PIMA Properties at 6:50 p.m. Mr. Paul Keleher, Project Manager for Sedona Homes/PIMA Properties, introduced himself and stated that he had submitted the application for consideration this evening. Mr. Keleher stated that they desired to construct residential townhomes which are similar to ones that were recently completed in Hugo. Mr. Keleher stated that the townhomes would be two-story style and they are planning to have 6 to 7 units per acre. Rezoning of the property was the first step in the process. The parcels that PIMA Properties desires to develop are Carpenters Auto Body, Reel Manufacturing and the larger parcel behind th Sumac Court. Mr Keleher stated that two parcels along 20 Avenue would retain the Commercial zoning status. Mr Keleher also stated that PIMA Properties is requesting th that 6867 – 20 Avenue be rezoned from I-1 to R-2A and the parcel south of Sumac Court from R-2 to R-2A to accommodate their townhome project. Mr. Keleher stated that a roadway would be brought into the building site through the parcel known as Carpenters. Mr. Keleher also stated that a pond exists on the parcel south of Sumac Court and that they desired to construct around same. Mr. Keleher explained that the exterior of the buildings would have a very residential look with gabled ends and front porches. Open space, ponding and trails would be included in the development. Mr. Keleher felt that they would have a strong base of individuals that would purchase within the development. Commissioner Wilharber questioned whether the trail would run along the road right-of- way. Mr. Keleher stated that there were several trails with one being brought in near the Pheasant Marsh development along the roadway and along the sidewalk, come down and th crossover to 20 Avenue. Commissioner Wilharber questioned the location of the current drainage ditch. Mr. Keleher showed the Planning and Zoning Commission on a map and stated that they have had discussions with Rice Creek Watershed District in regards to possibly relocating same. Mr. Keleher stated that Rice Creek was in favor of relocation. Commissioner Klennert-Hunt questioned the entrance to the development th from 20 Avenue. Mr. Keleher explained that the new road would be near the Carpenter Auto Body building and circulate throughout the development. Commissioner Klennert-Hunt questioned the amount of proposed units within the development. Mr. Keleher stated that the current proposal is 80 although the application Page 4 of 12