Agenda - Planning Commission - 02/06/2003

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I I I I I ! Commission with a request to make it medium density. The Commission at that t/me City Council, voted to leave the property as is rather than change the density the current developers first talked about obtaining the property it was discussed PUD is four units per acre. They would need to remove 14 units to be requirements. He asked the developer if that would make or break the deal. A PUD Todd Bierstad, owner of Todd Allen Homes, responded that he wasn't would affect the bottom line. If the decision by the City says they lots they would re-do the math and see if it still, makes sense. He it if necessary. losing' 15 the .g to. look at Mr. Raygor Stated the general consensus of the nei layouts and home styles. He stated some of the some didn't want it to connect with Tungsten, but was glad they were using individual units rather than twin concerned about the density. He stated if the deVelopers can' will be happy. that to like the architecture. the walldng Path, He added he but he i~ still within a P~uD, everyone Steve Thurlen, 14700 a trail behind the houses is not up the sidewalk in fron/of stated density transition is also a adjoining properties. He stated there He appreciates that they want to save the edges of the-~-~ ~-P~':~:~?'~F~e'added there Comprehensive.~an~?!~f:~ creates hard Sandy B~,~: 6001 146th ~nue NW, maint~i~ottages. She s~a that if the The lots be is an issue for the S. He stated the already spends time cleaning back uire the same~ He the back yards of the to 10,800 square foot lots, &~ ~s a lot of work needed along at the meeting about trying to change the ~was a need to have two entrm3., ces to the didn't have two entrances it would save Chairperson that there was discussion about making that. private drive a public 'l Ms. ked if the the other end was okay. Chairperson a public street could end in a cul-de-sac if all the requirements, were met. He suggeSte~l Ms. Bu~s~ck meet w~ the developer ~f she h~ sug~es~ons. ".,,,~5;~nc Zache ~ated he w~ not a neighbor, but had a~ended ~e neighborhood meetmg. He '~*~ted seue~its per acre would be 196 udts. If the.Co~ssion ch~ges ~e Comprehensive P~.'~eTcwould open themselves to ~at poss~b~h~. He questioned the mab~h~ of ~e developer to hh~er Mr. Raygor's question. He added ~at geeing emergency people b'e~een the homes ~l~/be difficult with only a ten-foot sep~ation. He stated ~e m~ket plus show the homes Planning Commission/January 2, 2003 Page 8 of 10 5O