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<br /> . <br /> is a close neighbor to the proposed panhandle. He said errors had <br /> been committed by the applicant and the map did not show the rental <br /> property. There was some question as to the actual dimensions of the -- <br /> property. Mr. Bonnett did support a two lot panhandle, but not a <br /> triple panhandle lot. <br /> Mr. Saul recognized the concerns of the neighbors regarding sewers <br /> and traffic. He said neither the Planning Department's nor the <br /> Planning Commission's actions were predicated on those grounds. <br /> Council has findings before it indicating the Planning Department <br /> recognized a one-lot panhandle for the site. <br /> Mr. Lieuallen asked how the South Hills Study would be violated by <br /> this request. Mr. Saul said that was a judgment and directed Council <br /> to the written material before it regarding slopes and heavily wooded <br /> areas. He said the application was deficient as it did not show the <br /> number of off-street parking spaces nor the impact the two lots would <br /> have. He said it would create excessive removal of vegetation and <br /> change of the slopes. <br /> Mrs. Goldstein, in rebuttal, said she had looked over the area where <br /> a driveway could be located and felt this could be done without dis- <br /> turbing any of the major trees. Four off-street parking spaces would <br /> not be impossible. She said in regard to traffic safety and sewers, <br /> the objectors could check with the City. She felt the inconveniences <br /> would be about the same for two as for three lots. She fel t the <br /> Council's political decisions about infilling and compact growth <br /> should be followed. She noted the yard is 90 yards long, according to <br /> a survey being done. . <br /> Public hearing was closed, there being no further testimony <br /> presented. <br /> Mr. Saul said the three bases for denying the application were: <br /> 1) Zoning density would be violated; 2) relationship to the South <br /> Hills Study; and 3) relationship to the size of adjacent properties. <br /> Mr. Hamel moved, seconded by Mr. Bradley, to deny the appeal <br /> and adopt findings of fact. Motion carried with all Councilors <br /> voting aye, exce~t Mr. Bradley voting no. <br />E. Appeal of Condition Imposed by Planning Department for Horizon West <br /> Fi.rst Addition Subdivision (S 78-12), located on east side of Hawkins <br /> Lane, south of 25th Avenue <br /> RESCHEDULED PUBLIC HEARING TO OCTOBER 23, 1978. <br />F. Liquor License New Outlet: Poppi's (RMB), 675 East 13th <br /> Applicants: Richard and Calliope Cottam <br /> Manager noted all papers were in order and staff recommended for- <br /> warding approval to OLCC subject to conditions from the Building <br /> Department (any remodel or alteration will require building permits) <br /> and Fire Department (installation of two smoke detectors and removal e <br /> of burlap materials from ceiling). <br /> 10/9/78--12 <br /> fall <br />
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