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Regular City Council Meeting <br />Monday, February 12,2007 <br />Page 15 <br />2 For the record, Ms. Simonson presented a Petition signed by neighbors, the <br />� second one presented regarding this proposal. <br />:� "As neighbors � the proposed NIINOR SUBDIVISION for 156 Woodlyn, we <br />� wish to express our opposition. We do not believe the proposal meets the in- <br />�, tention � City Code 17 03.06� (which states, "side lines cf lots shall be substan- <br />� tially at right angles or radial to the street line.") We also do not believe waiting <br />� until Parcel B requests a building permit s a prudent requirement. If this pro- <br />� posal s approved, the driveway should be moved before replat s finalized. <br />�� The new driveway w�71 also be very constricted near the garage. The property <br />1� line, required setback, and existing building do not leave an adequate ap- <br />11 proach. Finally, wllile the City Codes do not recognize neighborhood character, <br />1� we do believe that this issue continues to plague Roseville and should have <br />t� been addressed years ago. Subdivisions cf this type do not fit witllin the inten- <br />1� tion cf the 11,000 square foot minimum lot size code and they negatively affect <br />1 �} neighborhoods." <br />1� <br />ti'� Ms. Simonson and Mr. Roberts spoke in opposition to the requested Minor <br />�� Subdivision; summarizing that the proposed subdivision didn't fit with the <br />1� original lot intentions. Ms. Simonson opined that the two lots did not appear <br />�0 to be in keeping with the balance in size and rectangular lot appearance of <br />� 1 surrounding properties. Ms. Simonson provided, from a mathematical <br />�� standpoint, substantial and right angle interpretations and her definitions. <br />�3 <br />�� Mayor Klausing opined that it seemed, in general, when neighbors spoke to <br />� 5 their opposition of or support for a particular proj ect, they worked backward <br />���, from their conclusion to provide rationale for their conclusion. Mayor <br />�� Klausing noted the need for Councilmembers to apply uniform standards <br />�� fairly not based on appearance. <br />�� <br />�� Councilmember Thlan personally questioned existing utilities and easement <br />� 1 locations related to the proposed driveway location. <br />�� <br />�3 Mr. Roberts opined that the applicant appeared to be attempting to rational- <br />;�� ize definition of a right angle or radial standard to make construction on the <br />�� two parcels fit and identified the root of neighborhood obj ection that this lot <br />�� was not appropriate. <br />�� <br />�� Quentin Heckert, 3050 Woodbridge <br />�� Mr. Heckert advised that he had previously sent his comments by e-mail, no <br />� � copy was available. <br />