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• . -- .• obtain a variance for constructing the Beaumont Drive concrete pavement. The wish to postpone the pavement construction util the time the lot north of them (PPN 231-25-009, 3466 Clague Road) is developed in a similar manner. The area is zoned "C" Residential and requires a minimum frontage of 60 feet and a minimum lot area of 8,700 square feet. The smaller of the two lots will have a frontage of 69.82 feet with a lot size of 10,468 square feet. Chairman Tallon called all interested parties forward to review their proposal. Mr. Lee came forward to review his proposal. Mr. Tallon questioned if only the back part of the lot would be split. Mr. Deichmann reviewed what the applicant wanted to do with the subdivision. Mr. Tallon questioned if the applicant wanted to build a home on lot (B). Mr. Lee indicated that he would like to build a home on lot (b) for him and his wife. He would dedicate part of the land to the City for a street. Right now, he would just like to put in the utility lines for now and make the road gravel until his neighboring lot owners do something with their lots. Mrs. O'Rourke commented that if the board allows the lot split it would create a deadlock piece of land. Mr. Lee suggested that once he dedicated the land to the city and put in the utilities the land would not be deadlocked. He would put in gravel now and pave the road later once his home was built. Mr. Tallon questioned what would happen if the land was sold before, the pavement was in place. He believes that allowing the lot split would pui the city in a very bad situation. Mr. Asseff voiced that it would not be right to allow a gravel road. Mrs. 0'Rourke believed that allowing a gravel road even if temporary, would devalue neighbors property. Mr. Tallon invited Mr. Lee's neighbors to come forward to voice their concerns. After quite a bit of discussion between the board members and Mr. Lee's neighbors, Mr. Tallon asked the Law department for an opinion. Mr. Dubelko indicated that the applicant should first dedicate the land to the city and put the utilities as well as the road in first before the lot split is addressed. Mr. Asseff questioned if Mr. Lee could just go to council to see if they are in favor of this. Mr. Dubelko suggested the applicant would need to apply to dedicate the land and address the lot split after that is completed. R. Tallon motioned to deny the lot split of Kuan S. Lee & Mei T. Lee of 3478 Clague Road. The dedication is to take place first by going through Council. Depending on that outcome the applicants may return for the lot split request. Mr. Dubelko indicated that the applicant would need to submit detailed plans of the dedication to the Engineering Department. The motion was seconded by C. Allan and unanimously approved. I.ot Split Denied. 2. Corell: Lot Consolidation PP# 232-10-009 and 232-10-010: The proposed consolidation of permanent parcel numbers 232-10-009 and 232-10-010 on Dewey Road. This area is zoned "B" Residential and this zoning classification requires a minimum frontage of 70 feet and a minimum lot area of 10,850 square feet. The new lot will have a frontage of 85 feet and a minimum lot area of 10,625 square feet, 225 square feet below the minimum. Most of the existing lots on this street have a frontage of 50 feet and lot size of 6,250 to 6,345 square feet. Chairman Tallon called all interested parties forward to review their proposal. Mr. Correll came forward to review the proposal. Mr. Tallon questioned if the lots in question were located towards the front of Dewey Road or towards the rear. Mr. Correll indicated that the lots in question were Iocated on the West Side towards the back of Dewey road. The lots are 8