HomeMy WebLinkAbout11-07-1995 DRC DEVELOPMENT REVIEW COMMITTEE
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1995
CITY COMMISSION ROOM, CITY HALL, 411 EAST MAIN
10:00 A.M.
MEMBERS PRESENT
Craig Brawner, City Engineer
Rick Hixson, Project Engineer
Larry Woodward, Assistant Water/Sewer Superintendent
Phill Forbes, Public Service Director
Al Scholes, Fire Department
Richard Mabee, Building Official
Dave Skelton, Senior Planner, Chairperson
STAFF PRESENT
Debbie Arkell, Assistant Planning Director
Dean Patterson, Associate Planner
Christopher Williams, Planning Office Intern
Carol Schott, Planning Secretary
VISITORS PRESENT
Tom Henesh, Morrison-Maierle, Representative for Brunton
Chairperson Dave Skelton called the meeting to order.
A. INITIAL WEEK REVIEW
1. and 3. McGough Annexation #A-9504 - (Arkell)
McGough ZMA #Z-95139 - (Williams)
2715 W. Babcock
- An Application for Annexation of 7.967 acres at 2715 W. Babcock and
A Zone Map Amendment Application to amend the zoning designation on a 7.967
acre tract of land from County Zoning District No. 1 to "R-MH" (Single Family
Mobile Home) District.
Assistant Planning Director, Debbie Arkell, presented the project. The area for proposed
annexation has one existing home and twelve mobile homes. It is served by septic systems and
well with approximately every three mobiles served by one septic system. Mr. McGough wants
the project annexed to get city water and sewer services. There are water and sewer services
adjacent to the property along Babcock. Rights-of-way and waivers were discussed.
Chairperson Skelton asked if there are any future plans of roadways in this area. Discussion
followed. Phill questioned the number of units that could occur there. Planner Arkell stated
that approximately 39 additional mobile home units could be added per RMH zoning. Phill
stated that because of the number of units, Mr. McGough is nearing the requirements for cul de
sacs. Fire Department Representative Scholes stated that the fire department can adequately
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serve the area if water is available. It is in the Rae Fire District and a similar arrangement
could be worked out with them as was done with another rural fire department in a similar
situation. There followed further discussion on fire protection. The topic of conditions was
discussed. Craig stated that one condition should state that with any future development of the
site, the existing structures would be required to connect to city water and sewer.
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