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A P R 211982 <br />49 PA6, 466 <br />TO: The Honorable Board DATE: March 26, 1982 FILE: <br />of County Commissioners <br />SUBJECT: EXTENSION OF PRELIMINARY <br />PLAT APPROVAL OF KINGSLAKE <br />SUBDIVISION - UNIT 2 <br />FROM: Davidto L. Greene REFERENCES: <br />Assistant County Administrator <br />DESCRIPTION AND CONDITIONS: <br />Kingslake Subdivision, Unit 2, received Preliminary Plat <br />Approval on August 19, 1981. The Subdivision Ordinance <br />states that "approval of the Board shall have full force and <br />effect for a period of eighteen (18) --months from the date of <br />approval. An extension may be granted by the Board". The <br />approval of Kingslake Subdivision, Unit 2, will dxpire on <br />February 19, 1983. Due to the present economic situation <br />which has caused a slow -down in the purchase of lots in <br />Kingslake Subdivision, Unit 1, the developer is requesting <br />a one year extension of the approval. The approval, if granted, <br />would expire on February 19, 1984. <br />ATJAT.YST9 <br />The proposed subdivision will be developed at a density of <br />1.5 lots/acre excluding roads. This density complies with - <br />the Land Use Classification of LD -1 (up to 3 units/acre). <br />RECOMMENDATION: <br />That a one year extension of Preliminary Plat Approval be <br />granted to Kingslake Subdivision, Unit 2. <br />S. P. Musick, agent for Kingslake Subdivision, Unit II, and <br />Peter Connelly of Norris & Company, Realtor, marketing director <br />for the subject property came before the Board. <br />Assistant County Administrator David Greene wished to go on <br />record, since the memo of recommendation went out under his <br />signature, that he is in the process of purchasing property in <br />Kingslake Subdivision. <br />Motion was made by Commissioner Wodtke, seconded by <br />Commissioner Bird; to accept the staff recommendation and grant a <br />one year extension to Kingslake Subdivision, Unit 2. <br />M6 .. <br />