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MAY 8 1995 BOOK 60 F',GE S? or by the County executing a separate agreement that would accomplish the same thing and recording it in the public records. Commissioner Wodtke pointed out that we are dealing with an odd -shaped piece of property which is long and narrow. Chairman Lyons believed that the neighborhood to the south actually deserves more protection than the neighborhood to the west of Mr. Zorc's property because of how the buildings and yards are maintained. Mr. Zorc stated that he was glad that Chairman Lyons made that point. Commissioner Bird asked Mr. Zorc what densities he could build at, and Mr. Zorc stated that he no longer owned lots 9-13, but the new owners could build at 8 units per acre and it could be multiple family. Commissioner Bird wanted to come up with some type of reasonable use for the Cook property, considering the mixed zoning that is in the area, and Mr. Zorc again suggested that they be allowed to go at 4 units per acre. Chairman Lyons agreed that Mr. Zorc has pointed out an inconsistency, but he did not believe we could take any action on that today. He asked if we were anywhere near to having an arrangement where the zoning and the site plan can be presented simultaneously, and Attorney Brandenburg advised that the Board currently has that ability under the PRD ordinance (Planned Residential Development); however, developers do not necessarily have to use the PRD to accomplish some things. Commissioner Bowman was concerned about the sewage problems that might result from higher densities. Nancy Cook, applicant, felt that what she and her husband were asking is reasonable, and pointed out that they are considering the neighbors needs with respect to water and sewage. They feel that they can handle these problems and put in some nice facilities there, but they do want to be able to use their property at its highest and best use. 28