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Planning Commission Minutes Wednesday, October 7, 1981 -4- had been finished off for the parents of the wife of the family previously living in the home. They would live there occasionally. Mr. Moriarity indicated he did not live in the home, and he planned to rent it. Mr. Earl Jaeger, 2621 Fisk, indicated that basically this house proposed for rezoning was the same as his, and he did not feel the lot should be rezoned. Mr. Bruce Brown, neighbor immediately to the south, indicated the basement was finished off for use by the wife's mother for two or three weeks durinq the summer. He also indicated the previous owner had called him this past week and commented that when the sale of the house had been closed, Mr. Moriarity had signed a statement indicating the house would be used for single family. Mr. Brown indicated his strong opposition to the rezoning, and commented that if this one were permitted, there would be other requests in the future. Mr. Charlie Timm, 2614 Fisk. expressed his opposition to the rezoning. He stated he has talked to several neighbors in the area who are also opposed. Mr. Moriarity indicated this apartment would be as fine as any in Roseville. He stated the house was set up beautifully for a duplex with entrances on two different levels. Mr. John Schmidt, 807 Rose Place, expressed his opposition to the rezoning. Mr. Jaeger indicated the basement garage has not been used for probably 20 years because of the difficulty in getting up the hill from the garage during the winter time. Mr. Matson asked if Mr. Morarity had planned on using it for a duplex when he bought the property. Mr. Morarity indicated he had. Recommendation Mr. Matson moved, and Mrs. Dressler seconded, that the Commission recommend denial of Richard Moriarity's request for rezoning from R-l to R-2 at 2635 Fisk. Roll call, Ayes: Rukavina, Cushing, Dressler, Mastel, Matson, Moeller, and Johnson. ~ays: None. Planning File 1346 - Robert Moder request for division of lot at 2130 Dale. Presentation Mr. Dahlgren indicated the property is presently zoned R-2. He stated the applicant proposes to divide the property into two R-2 lots. Mr. Dahlgren indicated because the R-2 lot is contiguous to a commercial zone, a multiple dwelling could be constructed on the property. The advantage to this would be that a single driveway could serve the entire parcel rather than two driveways that would result when the land is divided. Mr. Dahlgren also indicated there should be an easement for the sanitary sewer at the east end of the property if it were to be divided. He commented there is an additional 10' of right-of-way required for Dale Street. Mr. John McCarron, owner of the property, indicated they had hoped to sell the property as one parcel, however, they have had no success to this time. He felt if the property was divided, it might be easier to sell. He agreed to providing ~n ~asement for the sewer to the east side of the property. Mr. Johnson lndlcated this property could potentially be developed for a multiple,