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<br />e <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />Planning <br />De palinl e nt <br /> <br />Memo <br /> <br />To: Planning and Zoning commi~on~ <br />From: Doug Kneupper) Planning Directo l <br />CC: <br />Date: 11/13/98 <br />Re: Minor Plats <br /> <br />Previously, Commission members have discussed a possible ordinance amendment <br />allowing staff to approve minor plats (involving four or fewer lots fronting on an <br />existing street and not requiring the creation of any new street or the extension of <br />municipal facilities). This item was taken to City Council on October 26, 1998. After <br />some disQJssion, the item was tabled and directed back to the Commission to look at <br />a size of lot or acreage restriction. <br /> <br />After discussions with Assistant City Manager, John Joems and Assistant City <br />Attomey, John Annstrong I am recommending that a 10-acre limit be included in the <br />proposed ordinance amendment. This would require that the entire plat of four or <br />fewer lots be less than 10 acres. This is a reflection of our existing ordinance that <br />allows staff approval of a Minor Development Site Plan of less than 10 acres and <br />requiring Commission approval of Major Development Site Plans over 10 acres. <br /> <br />At the discretion of the Commission, staff can prepare the necessary ordinance <br />amendments for City Council consideration. <br /> <br />ePagel <br /> <br />