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CC Regular Session <br />Meeting Date: 10/08/2013 <br />By: Tim Gladhill, Community Development <br />7. 2. <br />Information <br />Title: <br />Consider Final Plat Approval of Oakwood Acres Located Along 167th Avenue, West of Nowthen Boulevard and <br />Approve Development Agreement; Case of Oakwood Land Development <br />Background: <br />The submitted minor subdivision proposes to plat approximately 1.1 acres to create two (2) buildable single-family <br />lots (note: this is one [1] less lot than reviewed by Planning Commission). The subject property is generally located <br />west ofNowthen Boulevard, south of 167th Avenue NW. The Property is located along the re -aligned portion of <br />167th Avenue. <br />City Code defines a Minor Plat as a subdivision action that involves three (3) or less lots and does not create the <br />need for additional public infrastructure. In this case, the request is for two (2) lots and the necessary infrastructure <br />(roads and utilities) have already been installed. The Minor Plat eliminates the need for a Preliminary Plat and <br />Public Hearing that is required with a Major Plat. <br />Notification: <br />Staff attempted to notify all Property Owners within 700 feet of the Sketch Plan Review via Standard U.S. Mail. <br />Observations/Alternatives: <br />Zoning: The Property is located in the R-1 Residential: MUSA Zoning District. Single-family detached dwellings <br />are a permitted use in this district. The Property is adjacent to other R-1 Residential: MUSA parcels. Density <br />Transition requirements are not necessary. <br />Lot Size Requirements: There are minimum lot size requirements. The minimum required lot area is 10,800 <br />square feet. The minimum required lot width is 80 feet. <br />Setbacks, Building Coverage, and Other Bulk Standards. It appears that the proposed lots will be able to <br />accommodate required minimum standards as illustrated in the Sketch Plan. It is noted the unique configuration of <br />Lot 1 may create some difficulty in designing an appropriate floor plan. By accepting the proposed configuration, <br />the Applicant acknowledges that it is responsible for providing a floor plan that can be accommodated on Lot 1 <br />without the issuance of a variance. If the the Planning Commission feels that the Applicant has not successfully <br />demonstrated that it can accommodate a floor plan on Lot 1 without the issuance of a Variance, then the Planning <br />Commission should consider a recommendation of a two (2) lot Plat instead of three (3) lots. It is noted that Staff <br />believes that there would be a design available to be accommodated on the lot, so a reduction in lots is not <br />necessary. <br />Access and Streets: The Property proposes to provide access to each three (3) lots from 167thAvenue, a Municipal <br />State Aid (MSA) street. The intent of the MSA system is to limit direct access wherever possible. However, in this <br />situation, there is no other viable alternative. In addition, when 16thAvenue was re -aligned, it was anticipated that <br />these lots would be created and gain access from 167thAvenue as made evident by the placement of sewer and <br />water services. <br />Traffic Analysis: A traffic analysis will not be required due to the size of the project. <br />