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- 2- Discussion ML Grauel commented that the request appeared to be reasonable. Recommendation Mr, G, Johnson moved and ~1r, Rukavina seconded, that the Commission reconnnend approval of Theresa Unger's request for division of lot at 519 Heinel Drive. Roll Call, Ayes: Kellett. Rukavina, Cushing, G, Johnson and GraueL Nays: None, Planning File 925 ~ Robert Ashbach request for division of lot at 1910 County Road C Presentation Mr, Robert Ashbach indicated that he proposes to divide his property into two parcels, one of which will be sold to Casci Decorators and the other parcel to be sold in the future, He indicated that there is a potential buyer for the other parcel. Mr, Ashbach commented that he has received an acknowledgement from the railroad to use the existing access accross the railroad tracks for both of the proposed parcels. He stated that he has also made a down payment to the railroad for the purpose of installing another crossing of the railroad for the second parcel so that each parcel would have its own access, Recommendation Mr, Kellett moved and Mrs. Cushing seconded, that the Commission recommend approval of Robert Ashbach's request for division of lot at 1910 County Road C. Roll Call, Ayes: Kellett, Rukavina ~ Cushing ~ G. Johnson and Grauel. Nays: None. Planning File 926 <> Ray Kroiss request for preliminary plat "White Oak Hills fu. 2" and rezoning from R-3A to R-2 at 3030 North Cleveland Avenue Presentation Mr. Ray Kroiss indicated that the proposes to rezone the property from R-3A to R-2 and plat it for 12 lots, Discussion Mr. Dahlgren indicated that Mr, Kroiss had originally proposed a cuI de sac on his property. At Mr, Dahlgren's suggestion he is dead ending the street at the east property line. Mr, Dahlgren recommended this des ign so that the road could eventually be extended to the east to serve the two long parcels extending north to County Road D, Members of the Schulze family who own one of the long parcels were present at the meeting and indicated their agree- ment with MY, Dahlgren's proposal, Mr Sam Cave~ who is developing the other long parcel, also indicated his support of the proposal. Mr, Robert Thompson, resident on Cleveland Avenue, indicated that personally he had no objection to the plat or the R-2 zoning. However, he expressed concern that the appli- cant has already violated the fil] permit which was given to him after his previous appli- cation for a plat to the north of the one presently proposed. The pond is completely ruined because of the filling which Hr. Kroiss has done. Hr. Thompson indicated that his primary concern was whether or not this rezoning and plat would mean that the pond was going to be destroyed,