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`•v 4 CASE 1309 -81 May 1981 APPLICANT: Sam Cave Page 3 single family plat is approved and homes are constructed, the possihil ity for later conversion is virtually eliminated. 7. We suggest, therefore, that the Planning Comm i s s ion and Council may not want to hake a decision with respect to the current application until such time as a Public Hearing is held on the rezoning to Limited Business for the Fairview frontage which will occur at the next Planning Co fission meeting. It would be useful, however, in our opinion, if the Planning Comission were to conduct a constructive inquiry with the effected residents in the Fairview Hills Plat regarding their desires relating to commercial or single family- development. 8. If the Planning Commission Chairman so desires, it may be appropriate to announce this change in plans on the part of Mr. Cave at the beginning of the hearing, so as to channel the discussion toward the choice between the single family develolpaent versus the commercial redevelopment concept. 9. Where may also be opinions offered on the wart of single family homeowners to the north (on oakc�rest) regarding the pro f ection of the street northerly from the Cave single family plat through to oakcrest. In this area, the City owns two lots which were purchased for the purpose of ultimately extending this street northward. The reason for this is that if the land 1s developed single family, it will have but a single access from Bruce Avenue off Fairview. If the extension to oakcrest is not made, the result will be 35 homes located on a single cul-de-sac loop. This is in conflict with normal public safety standards relating to access for emergency fire, ambulance, and police vehicles. The City Staff emphasizes the importance of a second access to this neighborhood for your consideration