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PRD Meeting <br />11-25-02 <br />Page 13 <br />Mr. Samac said right. It was discussed pretty heavily. On different ways of trying to handle that <br />and how do you determine what's buildable and what isn't buildable-so it did have a lot of <br />discussion on it. <br />Dr. Parker said so I know there's been a tremendous amount of discussion on that issue and-so <br />if someone had 4 acres and 2 were unbuildable, we are going to have potentially 12 units on <br />those 2 buildable acres? Correct? <br />Mr. Samac replied well no; if the density is 4 units per acre, than it would only be 8. Eight on 2 <br />acres. If only one of those acres....no the discussion we had regarding the 6-the 50% benefit <br />on the unbuildable acre, as if you had 2 acres-if the density was 4 units per acre, it would allow <br />you 8 units on 2 acres of land. If one of those acres was only deemed buildable, you would have <br />been permitted to put 6 units on those 2 acres. Essentially only on the one. <br />Dr. Parker said right. And along that same line, if you had 4 acres and only 2 of them were <br />buildable, you could put 6 units per acre still, correct? <br />Mr. Biter said you could put 12 units, Steve. <br />Dr. Parker said right--12 units; 6 on each of those buildable acres-which is 12-which I had <br />mentioned. And I guess it all comes back to how many acres do you want crammed onto-I <br />mean how many units do you want crammed onto an acre? I guess my point being is that <br />someone could still have 4 acres or 6 acres or 8 acres and you could still end up with, you know, <br />a lot of nice little grassy area, but still on those buildable acres, 6 units per acre; I mean, we are <br />getting back to the other question.... <br />Mr. Marquardt said that's why it's stated 4 per acre. <br />Mrs. Cinco said that's why. <br />Mr. Marquardt said that was the whole discussion. It finally came down to 4 per acre. <br />Mrs. Cinco and Mr. Marquardt said period. <br />Mr. Biter asked, so you are saying P&Z did not recommend 50%? <br />Mrs. Cinco and Council President Buckholtz said no; that was not officially recommended.... <br />Mr. Samac said it was 4 per acre. <br />Dr. Parker said so the way it's stated now is if they've got 2 buildable acres and 4 total acres; <br />they can put 8 units there. <br />Mr. Catalano (P&Z member in the audience) said that's right. <br />