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Planning Commission Minutes Page 8 June 23, 1992 • Kenneth Dohrmann, 12758 206th Avenue NW, questioned why they did not have any city services available to them, and further questioned why the City would allow another house to be built in this location? Mr. Rohlf addressed his concern stating that because they are on a private road and not a City street, they would not have some city services, such as road maintenance available to them. He stated that they could petition for the City to upgrade their road to meet city standards, but they would be assessed for these improvements. The applicant is not creating a new lot, but would be building on an existing lot which is located on a private road. Rosalind Hoglund, 12846 206th Ave. , questioned the design of the septic system and whether it meet the City standards. Mr. Rohlf stated that the design of the septic system does meet the City and State standards. Vice Chair Eberley closed the public hearing. COMMISSIONER MINTON MOVED TO RECOMMEND TO THE CITY COUNCIL APPROVAL OF THE VARIANCE REQUEST FOR AN APPROXIMATELY 70 FT ENCROACHMENT ON THE 150 FT. SETBACK FROM THE ORDINARY HIGH WATER MARK BASED ON THE FIVE STANDARDS FOR A VARIANCE AND CONTINGENT UPON CITY STAFF APPROVING THE SEPTIC SYSTEM DESIGN AND THE HOUSE PLACEMENT. COMMISSIONER SPOTTS SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 4-0. • 10. Consider Zone Change Request (C-2 to PUD) By Dennis Chuba/P.H. Steve Rohlf, Building & Zoning Administrator, explained that the applicant (Dennis Chuba) is requesting a zone change from C-2/Office District to PUD/Planned Unit Development to accommodate a zero lot line situation for three office buildings that are proposed to be subdivided into three parcels. Mr. Chuba stated that the reason they were proposing to use the PUD mechanism was to address the zero lot lines that are need to accomplish this request. Steve Rohlf, Building and Zoning Administrator, stated that the underlying land use would not change as offices are a permitted use with the current C-2 zoning designation. Vice Chair Eberley opened the public hearing. No one appeared for or against the request, Vice Chair Eberley closed the public hearing. Commissioner Minton questioned whether it was more feasible to change the ordinance to allow zero lot lines in commercial situations rather than use the PUD Mechanism. Mr. Rohlf stated that staff would look into seeing if the City ordinance can be changed to accommodate these types of uses, with City i • Council approval.