9.5. SR 06-20-1994 - Laserfiche WebLink

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. e e page 2 admin. sub. Timothy Scheel Which brings us to tonight. I am standing before you with a plan that is suddenly unacceptable, unless I can satisfy the recommendations given by the zoning office, which I was notified of four days ago. (Turn to recommendations) #1 - Public road access I'm being asked to give up 3/4 of an acre of land for an easement to the northern boundary of the property. At a cost of $2500.00 - 3500.00 an acre, this works out to be about $2250.00. #2 - Removal of mobile home or subdivide property in a different manner I will not ask my brother and his little girls to move off of the farm - the only home they've ever known. Thus, it looks like we will have to subdivide in a different fashion - of which I will elaborate on in a moment. #3 - Payment of $450.00 park dedication fee I understand that land has been given up to the city , in the past, in lieu of the fee. I would think that a $2200.00 easement would more than satisfy that requirement. #4 - I understand that this is merely an incidental, requiring only a signature. I hope this is true. Three out of the four items are fairly simple for us to take care of, one of the four requires greater consideration. Because we will not ask my brother to leave, we've decided we would subdivide in an alternate manner. Last night, we sat down with my parents and came up with a different idea which would leave the trailer on my parents property and still give us a 10+ acre parcel of land. It looks like this: To summarize, we've spent a great deal of time, energy, money and patience to get, what we thought, was a minor task accomplished. After over two years of planning with the zoning office, saving and spending money, we find out four days ago that, as it stands, our proposal is unacceptable. Thus, we are asking you to accept our new plan for subdivision and accept the 3/4 acre easement in lieu of the $450.00 park dedication fee.