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MINUTES OF A SUBDIVISION COMMITTEE MEETING
A meeting of the Subdivision Committee of the Planning Commission
the Chamber of Commerce at 1:30 P.M. on Friday, July 22, 1983.
MEMBERS PRESENT: Barbara Crook, Don Hunnicutt, Melanie Stockdell
MEMBERS ABSENT: None
OTHERS PRESENT: Tom Hopper, Bobbie Jones, Suzanne Kennedy
With no corrections or additions, Chairman
Hunnicutt said the Minutes of the June 10, 1983
Subdivision Committee meeting stand approved.
The second item on the agenda was to consider
approval of the Large Scale Development Plan
for Paradise Valley Condominiums to be located
on East Joyce Street between Paradise Valley
Golf Course and the Physical Therapy Clinic
and Orthopaedic -Neurological Clinic; owner -developer, Lindsey, Sexton and
Reynolds; zoned R-2, Medium Density Residential District. Tom Hopper was
present representing Crafton, Tull, Spann and Yoe.
Tom Hopper spoke to the question raised at Plat Review Committee meeting on the
jog in the right-of-way of Joyce Street. He said he had conferred with Clayton
Powell and the right-of-way as shown is correct. There is a jog because the
sections do not match up at the range line Hopper said the centerline of the
right-of-way is on the south side of the roadbed. Barbara Crook asked for what
reason they did not want to eliminate the jog. Hopper said dedicating additional
right-of-way would take more of the existing tennis courts and would cut more into
the golf course. Don Hunnicutt said Plat Review comments need to be clarified
that the dedication of right-of-way be "as shown" rather than 40 feet from the
centerline.
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LARGE SCALE DEVELOPMENT PLAN
PARADISE VALLEY CONDOMINIUMS
EAST JOYCE STREET
LINDSEY, SEXTON AND REYNOLDS
Bobbie Jones said City Manager Don Grimes has said he prefers to have Joyce
Street widened now, rather than later, that this developer should be asked to
pay his share of the costs of paving 31 feet back to back, abutting the property,
with the City paving its share of a wider street. Tom Hopper said the developer
is willing to execute a Bill of Assurance for those improvements to be made at
the call of the City. Don Hunnicutt said that is all the Subdivision Committee
would require at this time. Bobbie Jones said the Code says the developer may
post a cash bond or, with the approval of the Board of Directors, execute a Bill
of Assurance for street improvements.
Don Hunnicutt asked Hopper if there is a request to waive the 40 foot maximum
width on the driveway. Hopper said the 46 foot total width they wish to have
includes the ten foot island in the center of the driveway.
Bobbie Jones said the swimming pool is required to be at least 100 feet away
from other R -zoned property, the distance shown is 50 feet, and they are requesting
a waiver on this. She said this appears to be a reasonable request for waiver
because the adjacent land will be a golf course fairway.
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Barbara Crook suggested adding the sidewalk construction in with the Bill of
Assurance for street improvements. Bobbie Jones said she can grant a Bill of
Assurance on sidewalk but said it should be built when curb and gutter are
installed.
It was noted the request for lot split approval for a third split (for property
less than five acres) must go before the Planning Commission.
Don Hunnicutt asked if there would be a horizontal property regime set up. Tom
Hopper said they would forward Covenants on that when they are prepared.
Barbara Crook asked about the notation on the plat about street lights "by others".
Tom Hopper said the City had asked for high sodium lights on the other section of
Joyce, and pays the difference between the cost of standard lights and high sodium
lights. He said he has only proposed the location of the lights on the plat.
Bobbie Jones said the streetlights are not required of the developer for a large
scale development, only for a subdivision.
Bobbie Jones said this development could be subject to a parks fee requirement
in the future, if the City wins its appeal in the courts.
Hunnicutt asked if property owner notification had been made, and Hopper said he
had talked to Gene Andrews of the Clinic to the East and sent him a letter.
Bobbie Jones said notification is required only for property owners with a common
property line and a different zoning.
Bobbie Jones asked the committee to take note that there is a request to move
the caretaker's house elsewhere on the golf course, presently operating under
conditional use approval. She said if the house is moved, it must meet A-1
setbacks. Tom Hopper said temporary access will be provided for the house.
Bobbie Jones said a request must be made for a conditional use for additional
fairways to be built for the golf course. In light of the fact Mr. Hopper was
not aware of the need for conditional use approval for building the fairways
until now, it was decided he could take a request for a conditional use before
the Planning Commission on July 25th, if he were to file an application before
then. Bobbie Jones said property owner notification is not required by Code,
only by policy. It was decided, if the legal description of the fairway property
goes all the way to Highway 265, that the property owner across that -:road should
be notified, and that Hopper bring proof of notification to the Planning Commission
meeting.
Barbara Crook moved to recommend approval of the Large Scale Development MOTION
as shown,ssubject.to.(1)1 Plat Review comments, (2) execution of a Bill
of Assurance for the developer's proportionate share of street
improvements and sidewalk to City standards, (3) approval of a waiver of the 100
foot setback distance for the swimming pool to fifty feet, and (4) approval of a
waiver of the forty foot maximum driveway requirement to 46 feet. The motion was
seconded by Melanie Stockdell and passed, 3-0.
It was noted that, although there will be a 25 -foot easement along the south
property line, the scale shown on the plat is incorrect. Bobbie Jones said
this easement will be given in a separate document. She also noted that
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Mr. Hopper wishes to simply draw the easements on a plat and record it rather
than write legal descriptions for them, because they would be so complicated
to describe and understand. There was no objection expressed to this suggestion.
With no further business, the meeting adjourned at 2:15 P.M.
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