4/15/1981 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

APR 151981 Boos ` �2 DISCUSSION FOLLOWED ON THE FRANCHISE SET UP AND PROTECTION OF PROPERTY OWNERS. ATTORNEY HENDERSON POINTED OUT THAT THEY JUST FOLLOW THE PROCEDURES SET OUT BY.THE COUNTY AND REGRET THAT THEY CANNOT TIE INTO A CENTRAL SYSTEM. COMMISSIONER FLETCHER INQUIRED IF MR. HENDERSON'S CLIENT WOULD HAVE A PROBLEM WITH THE ENTIRE PIECE OF PROPERTY BEING DESIGNATED AT S UNITS PER ACRE, AND MR. HENDERSON BELIEVED HE WOULD. ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER WODTKE, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER SCURLOCK, THE BOARD UNANIMOUSLY CLOSED THE PUBLIC HEARING. COMMISSIONER SCURLOCK HAD SERIOUS RESERVATIONS ABOUT THE PROPOSED DENSITY IN SUCH CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE RIVER BECAUSE OF THE WATER PROBLEM AND STATED THAT HE WOULD LIKE TO SEE THE ENTIRE PARCEL REZONED TO R -2B, OR S UNITS PER ACRE OVER THE WHOLE TRACT., IN DISCUSSION, IT WAS POINTED OUT THAT ONLY THE C-lA PIECE OF THE PROPERTY WAS ADVERTISED, AND TECHNICALLY THE BOARD CAN ACT ONLY ON CHANGING THAT PORTION TO R-3 UNLESS THERE IS A STIPULATION FROM THE OWNERS ALLOWING US TO ADDRESS A LOWER DENSITY. ATTORNEY HENDERSON CONFIRMED THAT HIS CLIENT DID AMEND THEIR REQUEST TO R-2B;ALTHOUGH,APPARENTLY IT WAS NOT ADVERTISED THAT WAY, 11 COMMISSIONER WODTKE POINTED OUT THAT THE SITE PLAN WILL HAVE TO BE ADHERED TO AND THEY DON T NEED THE COMMERCIAL ZONING. HE HAD NO PROBLEM WITH S UNITS PER ACRE. COMMISSIONER BIRD ASKED IF WE ARE GOING TO BE ABLE TO AVERAGE THE DENSITY BETWEEN THE TWO PIECES WHEN THEY COME IN TO DEVELOP THE ENTIRE PROPERTY. HE POINTED OUT IT WOULD BE DIFFICULT TO BUILD TO MAXIMUM DENSITY BECAUSE OF THE LAKE, SETBACKS, PARKING, ETC., AND BELIEVED R -2B AVERAGED WITH R-3 WOULD GIVE YOU A LITTLE OVER 10 UNITS PER ACRE; EVEN WITH R-lA, IT WOULD PROBABLY AVERAGE AROUND 9. PLANNING DIRECTOR REVER STATED THAT IF TWO SUCH PORTIONS OF PROPERTY ARE BOTH RESIDENTIAL AND ONE OWNER IS DEVELOPING THE ENTIRE TRACT, IT HAS BEEN THEIR PRACTICE TO AVERAGE BETWEEN THE TWO PORTIONS IN ORDER TO ACHIEVE A BETER OVERALL BALANCED DEVELOPMENT.