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S -i, r � March 23, 1983 C� � T0: James Andre FROM: Howar�d Uahlgren SUBJECT: Planning Office Hours D4arch 2 - 23, 1983 1) Roberts - 631-91I3. Steve ]Zoberts and A1 Grauel and his father were in to talk to us about relationship between t}ieir property and property that is awned by the Roberts to the north and east. The Grauel praperty is at th� northwest corner of Owasso Boulevard and Owasso Boulevard South. We discussed the possiUle access routes to the Roberts' property, which clearly suggests that development of the Roberts' property rec�uires a portion of �he Grauel land for access purposes. The alternatives are to ga throu�h the pond ox over the hill near the south li�le (next to the school property) . It appeared a11 agreed on the best method of access. The question is whether the Grauels at this time may wish to sell a portion of their laxid. �veryone seemed to appreciate a better understanding of the proUlem, and we left it to them to work out whatever arrangements they may wish to pursue. 2) Zastro - 715-4256, 406. Wally Zastro lives in ili.ver Na��ls, Wisconsin, and proposes to construct a new entrance for Lily Zahariades, wlio lives at 482 Hilltop Road, in Raseville. We discussed a minor ti�ariance, allowing for the construction of a new entrance to the hor�e which appeared to be very reasonable, �imply filling in the corner of the llouse> The variance is necessary because the existing house is less than 30 feet from the frontage street. 3) Peck - 489-9180. Joseph I'e�k and liis wife live at 1748 Alta Vista, and �ropose to divide tlle rear portion of the land with frontage on Dale Street. T�iis is the same condition as previously approveci on lats to tlle north. In this case, it would produce a 75' lot, with a deptl� of approximately 130' . This would be submitted as a lot split, pos�ibly for the PQay meeting of th� Planning Gommission. 4) Fisch�r - f�31-1020. r4rs. Richard Fischer was in to discuss �Ghe possibility of a single-chair beauty parlor in her residence at 2064 Midlothian Road (north.east corner Skillman and P•�lidlothian) . We cliscussed tlie rules and pracedure, and she may proceed with an application following consultation with the neighbors. 5) Kehr - 484-50$3. A1 Kelir lias purcliased a piece of property just eastexly of the Legion �ield., with 155' of frontage on Coi.mty Road C, and a depth of 442' . We discussed alternative ways in which the land could be utilized; ane of whic�l would be to bring in a public street �ul-de-sac, working in conjunction tivith the contiguous property owner or owners to tlie east. Another alt.ernative was the clevelopment of a PUD, utilizing tlle existing single-family d�nsii:y in accordance �vitll the PUD ordinance, but constructing the homes in some form ot townhouse fashion on the southerly �ortion of the 1and averlooking the park. We suggested that liaison in cooperation with the contiguous neighbors would be important, inasmuch as similar conditions exist for the pro�erties to t}ie east. It �ras agreed tllat the early use of professional design help would Ue appropriate, particularly if pursuing the PUD concept approach,