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MEMORANDUM DATE: November 23, 1992 TO: steve sarkozy FROM: Phil Carlson RE: PLANNING OFFICE HOURS, November 18, 1992 1. Harry Anderson, Chris Anderson; 896 Parker Ave. Mr. Harry Anderson owns a deep double-wide lot on Parker Avenue and wants to sell a portion of it to his son, Chris. Chris intends to build a new house on the southern half of the lot, requiring a lot division, creating a new flag lot apart from the original lot. The original lot is wide enough to permit the required 30' frontage for the new flag lot, and maintain more than 100' frontage for the existing lot. A complication is that the narrow portion of the new flag lot would be across a hilly area, making it difficult to bring a driveway in to the new house. An alternative would be to gain access via easement to victoria Street to the east through another vacant lot on victoria. Access in this fashion is acceptable as long as the easement is not the only possible access for the new lot; it must also have frontage on the public street, Parker Avenue. This type of easement is up to the private parties to arrange. Another alternative mentioned is to buy the vacant lot on Victoria and use its frontage on victoria as the front for the south half of the Anderson lot. The Andersons will get back to us with a specific proposal. 2. Gail Olson, Net Lease 1918 County Road C Net Lease has applied for a Special Use Permit to sell new and used cars at their County Road C location, in addition to their leasing business. With a SUP application the City can required the property to come in to compliance with applicable Code standards, including the design standards. As an existing use, it may not be possible or reasonable for them to comply completely with all standards. And as one of several tenants in the building, it would not be reasonable to ask Net Lease to address problems on site not connected with their business. We visited the site with Ms. Olson and discussed the following items: