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<br />frontage and/or area? Paschke door left open in order to assess property by area or frontage for public improvements. <br /> <br />Item 5: structure setback "whichever greater"? Paschke: what we are looking at is to get proposed structure further away <br />from existing structures or property lines; setbacks? Paschke we refer to all setbacks/all sides - all 30' from existing <br />structure. <br /> <br />Chair Klausing: "which ever is greater" - going 30' from property line you will always be 30' away from structure; Paschke: <br />we tried to keep uniform with existing development. <br /> <br />Member Rhody: what they are trying to say" minimum structure setback must meet all property line requirements and in <br />addition must be minimum of 30' from any adjoining structure". <br /> <br />Member Rhody: for R-1 lots only? Paschke - this was direction from Planning Commission. If I were owner, I would be <br />tempted to put in higher density for flag lots. Not sure if this is good or bad. Paschke - up to Planning Commission. <br /> <br />Rhody: Variance process with this? Paschke: No - specific conditions must be met. Public hearing required by City <br />Council who may approve or deny a request. Rhody: Is there a right of appeal? Paschke: they can appeal at the Council <br /> <br />level. Explain Minor Subdivision process. Paschke - could be zero lot line; up to 3-lot subdivision; recombination of lots; <br />each require different process. <br /> <br />Member Olson: would this subdivision need a Council hearing? (Yes) <br /> <br />Member Egli: Item 8 - idea of right-of-way development? Paschke: Yes - referring to large lot development. Egli: are <br />these typical subdivision requirements (like item 10)? Paschke: City Attorney has reviewed and found proposed ordinance <br />acceptable. Lot dimension questions: minimum 11,000' and does pole enter into this? (Yes). Member Egli if this were <br />shoreland would this be impermeable area (Yes). Egli: seems substantial amount of the area; also, are there limits to <br />number of driveway cuts within given area? Paschke: Not sure - would work with applicant on this. Klausing: seems to me <br />there is a setback from driveway cut to property line Paschke: driveways minimum 5' from property line and corner lot 30' <br />- so would be contributing factors. <br /> <br />There be no public questions, Chair Klausing closed the public hearing. <br /> <br />Chair Kalusing comments: <br /> <br />I have language questions - is this what we want? Need to discuss what we want to accomplish with this ordinance. Are <br />we trying to get too dense development? I think we should start out with purpose of ordinance (definition of flag lots) and <br />establish conditions under which flag lots are created, and why we are doing this (additional development on large <br />underdeveloped lots). Other point: what are we getting at with this ordinance? I thought if person had a parcel of land & lot <br />extremely wide - but not quite wide enough so in some situations we would permit flag lots (ordinance states large, <br />undeveloped low-density parcels). Is the flag lot ordinance a way to get around subdivision? <br /> <br />Member Olson agreed. <br /> <br />Chair Klausing: what do members think we were trying to do with this ordinance? <br /> <br />Member Egli: I am not very much in favor of this ordinance. I reviewed "infill construction" in the Comprehensive Plan <br />(1994). I like the idea that there is a need to provide methods to subdivide where appropriate; would like to see section 1 <br />rewritten. <br /> <br />Member Rhody: this is quite a change from past policies of the city; there would have to be very compelling reasons; none <br />approved during my tenure on Planning Commission. Believe we would have several initial applications with this. Believe <br />we need fuller discussion to include those who may be eligible and those affected by this. <br /> <br />Chair Klausing: Are there any circumstances where you feel flag lots appropriate? <br /> <br />My personal thought: I do think there can be situations where appropriate - but want to move with extreme caution. <br /> <br />Member Olson: I believe persons can apply now by coming before Planning Commission and look for variances to <br />subdivide; don't know there should be specific ordinance. <br />