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Mr. Matson asked what the respective problems of sharing driveways are when owner disagreement occurs. Mr. Dahlgren replied that the deed can govern the agreement regarding the driveway and color of house, which is the obligation of the builder to draft such language. The City, before granting the permit, can ascertain whether this agreement has indeed been developed. Roll Call, Ayes: Dressler, Matson, Berry, DeBenedet, Wiski. Nays: None. Planning File 1601 Terry Hurias has proposed the creation of a new lot from a metes and bounds parcel of 163.2' frontage with a depth of 110i. Mr. Dahlgren discussed a number of significant problems relating to this proposal, which include the condition of the service road on the west side of the property and the difficulties regarding extension of sanitary sewer onto the property. Mr. Dahlgren pointed out that this request would more appropriately be addressed as a preliminary plat which would resolve the street and sewer problems. Discussion Fred Hurias, 2547 land to his son. lot with simply a immediately. Snelling, proposed turning over the southern part of his However, Mr. Dahlgren pointed out that you can't have a garage unless a home was proposed to be built Mr. Wiski asked the Hurias why he did not choose to properly plat the respective parcels. Marv Hurias , 2599 Snelling, stated that there is a sewer line that runs north on Snelling over Snelling curve on the gas line property. Thus the sanitary sewer isn't really a problem. He also asked what platting would potentially do to the taxes in the area. Mr. Drown concurred with Mr. Dahlgren's concern and pointed out that in the 1970's the issue of platting in the area as brought up. In 1971, the public works director wanted to have the area platted. Mr. Drown reiterated the most effective way to deal with this issue is to get it platted if it is going to be properly subdivided. Mr. Matson pointed out that an impasse appears to exist and that the owners don't really have development plans for the parcels. Marv Hurias asked if the City would be willing to purchase part of the lot. Mr. Drown stated that the City may need ponding and thus may want to purchase some ponding easements in the area. Mr. Drown pointed out that a study is underway in terms of ponding easements for the City and that the schedule could be moved up and modified to analyze this particular parcel. Gladys Thompson, 2521 Snelling Curve, stated that she liked the area as is and it should basically remain in its natural state, although she would support the Hurias request.