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- . ) -3- f}) Discussion - Mr, v, Johnson asked if Outlot A was still part of the proposed plat. Mr, Jim Johnson. replied that it was. Mr, V. Johnson conmented that if Outlot A were to go tax forfeit the government would then have to maintain it. He asked if the applicant would have any obj ection to Outlot A becoming part of Lot 3. Mr. Jim Johnson responded that they would prefer not to do it from the standpoint of salabili ty of the property. However. they would not oppose including Outlot A as part of Lot 30 Mr. Fred Squires. representative of the trustees of Alliance Dlurch. inquired if any filling of the pond would occur. Mr, J im Johnson responded: "No" . Mr, Squires asked if there was room to build a home on Lot 3 and Mr. Dahlgren responsed there was. Several residents in the area indicated they were sure there was not enough room to con- struct a home on Lot 3 and some even questioned whether there could be two homes built on the amotmt of dry land available. Mr. Dahlgren indicated that the survey presented by the applicant showed approximately 10.500 square feet of dry land on Lot 3. He stated that a house could be built on Lot 3 containing over 2400 square feet on one floor and still confoIm to all the setback requirements. The residents in the area questioned the validi ty of the survey, Mr, Don Harvey. 1865 Cleveland. indicated he would like to see the City buy it for park land, Mrs, Cushing felt that perhaps two lots should be penni tted. Mr, Jim Johnson stated Mrs, Healy would be willing to have only the two lots. Mr, Harvey felt that because of all the water area on the property that there would be room for only one good home 0 Mr, Jim Lockerall. resident in the neighborhood. expressed concern about making a decision without knowing for sure whether the survey was correct. Mrs, Healy commented that she tmderstood Mr, Harvey enjoyed the open space provided by her property 0 However. she needed to sell the property. Mro Pat McIver. Draper Avenue. inquired if the property could be staked out showing the location of the proposed lots c Recommendation Mr, Rukavina moved and Mr. Mastel seconded, that the Conmission recommend approval of Dorothy Healy's request for preliminary plat "Healy Pondview" at 1955 Cleveland. with the condition that the plat include two lots. However, the Commission would also re- commend approval of three lots if Mrs. Healy can show by staking the property that three lots are possible. This staking should occur prior to the Council meeting of October 18, to provide an opporttmity for the Council and residents to view the property with the stakes lI1 place. Roll Call, Ayes~ G. Johnson, Rukavina, Mastel, Simons, Cushing and Y. Johnson, Nays: None.