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PLANNING COMMISSION SEPTEMBER 10, 1985 PAGE 6 <br />R <br />IV. NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND SUBDIVISIONS: <br />1) Noreen Drive Subdivision -, Location is the southeast corner of the Walter <br />Road and Noreen Drive intersection. <br />Proposal is to subdivide and re-align two (2) parcels 231-1-6 and 231-1-112, <br />into three (3) parcels. Note: Proposed sublot No. 1 does not conform to <br />minimum depth requirement (135 ft.) and sublot No. 2 does not conform to <br />the minimum frontage requirement for a corner lot (75 ft.) <br />City Engineer J. Schaller explained that subdivision would have to receive <br />variances from the Board of Zoning Appeals since two of the three lott)will <br />be non-conforming: sublot 1 is not the required 135' deep and sublot 2 <br />does not conform to the corner lot requirement, all lots exceed the mini- <br />mum square foot requirement, and sublot 3 will conform. Miss Valore, the <br />owner, explained that the adjacent lots on Noreen are the same depth. <br />Neighbors; P. Golden, R. Dietrick, and R. Denk objected to the proposal: <br />a similar request had been turned down several years before, they did <br />not want their houses facing-the side and liack yard of the house on the <br />corner; and they believe that.other variances will be required in order <br />to build homes.on the vacant parcels. The Commission pointed out that <br />frequently houses:face the side and rear yard•of-a house on a corner lot. <br />Mr. Burns stated that since the lots basically conform to the others in <br />the neighborhood, he does not believe that it would create a hardship to <br />the other lots in the neighborhoode Proposal must be referred to the <br />Board of Zoning Appeals who may or may not grant the variance. J. Burns <br />moved to forward the Walter Road/Noreen Drive Subdivision to the Board <br />of Zoning Appeals for their consideration with the recommendation that the <br />variances be granted because all three lots will conform as to minimum <br />square footage, the variance requested on lot 2 is for three and a third <br />feet which requires a variance because it becomes a corner lot'and under <br />normal circumstances being a non-corner lot it would require 60' frontage <br />and on sublot 1 the depth which is being requiested will match the depths <br />of the adjoining lots on Noreen Dr., seconded by T. Morgan and unanimously <br />approved. <br />2) Robert and Eileen Brennan Subdivision - Location is the south side of <br />Mastick Road, west of Park Lane. <br />Proposal is to subdivide parcel 237-24-6 into two (2) parcels. Note: <br />that the parcel now has two (2) residential dwellings (addresses:24193 <br />and 24207 Mastick Road. Frontage variance obtained June 12, 1985. Vari- <br />ance still required for minimum lot depth and lot area. <br />City Engineer Schaller explained that there presently are two houses on <br />one lot. Subdivision was erroneously referred to Board of Zoning Appeals, <br />where a variance was granted for the frontage of the lots. Under a new <br />ordinance, this subdivision should have been sent to Planning Commission <br />for referral to the Board of Zoning Appeals. Vairances are also required <br />for the depth of the lots and for the square footage. It'was noted that <br />sublot 2 would conform to the depth requirement if it were figured on <br />the average. Mr. Brennan pointed out that at one time these were two lotE <br />and they were combined, that the lots back up to the valley and that none <br />of the lots on this section of Mastick Road conform to todays ordinances. <br />J. Burns moved to refer the Robert Br.ennan-Subdivision to the Board of <br />Zoning Appeals with the recommendation that the variances for frontage,
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