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-4- to permit the house to be located 28 feet from Matilda. Discussion Mr. Vern Johnson inquired as to why the house was not oriented towards Matilda rather than Transit and suggested that perhaps Ban-Con should present the house plans at the time of the Council hearing. Recommendation Mr. Eagles Moved and Mr. Kellett Seconded,that the Commission recommend approval of Ban-Con, Inc. 's request for variance to side yard setback on corner lot at 280 Transit. Roll Call, Ayes: Kellett, V. Johnson, Membrez, Demos, Eagles and Pope. Nays: G. Joynson. Planning File 673 - William Taubert request for division of a lot at 2215 North Cleveland Avenue Presentation Mr. Taubert indicated that the lot in question consists of approxl- mate1y l-~ acres. He is requesting approval to divide the lot into two parcels, .76 acres and .71 acres. He stated that it is his intention to construct a home on one of the lots and after landscap- ing the other lot to sell it some time in the unknown future. He indicated that since he plans to live in the area that he cer- tainly would not want to do anything to damage the value of the property. Since the lot is not presently serviced by sewer and water, the cost of those improvements make it economically infeasi- ble to leave the lot as one parcel. Discussion Mr. GOldberg, Village Engineer, indicated that Mr. Taubert has petitioned the Village Council for the public improvements, sanitary sewer and water, to service the property in question. The public hearing on the installation of those utilities will be held on March 14, 1972. Mr. Perry, resident on the adjoining lot to the south, inquired if there was any possibility of extending the sewer and water to his property since he presently does not have those facilities. Mr. Goldberg advised Mr. Perry to submit a letter to his office requesting the extension of utilities and that he should come to the hearing on the 14th of March. Mr. Miller of 2224 Acorn indicated that he was opposed to dividing the lot because the other lots in the neighborhood are allover an acre and most are two or three acres in size; therefore, lots of 3/4's of an acre would not be in keeping with the character of the area, Mr. Wood, 22S0 Acorn Road, also indicated that the lots would be narrower than others in the neighborhood.