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Public Hearing: July 22, 2014 Petition: Rezone 10719 <br /> d' <br /> 1,�1 Zoning Amendment: Town/sect: <br /> ' <br /> o Staff Report A-1EX Exclusive Agriculture Montrose <br /> District to RH-2 Rural Homes Section 09 <br /> District <br /> Acres:22.5 Applicant <br /> Zoning and Land Regulation Committee Survey Req. Yes Pauli REV Living TR, <br /> Reason: Donald F & Marie M <br /> Creating three residential lots Location: <br /> North 1070 <br /> Observatory Hill Road <br /> 1 •ii'l <br /> ti <br /> .A-_(8) <br /> To: RH-2 I 1 1-: • <br /> 1-1(E\) <br /> lk <br /> = <br /> -O <br /> ( <br /> RH-1 N <br /> o To: RH-2 <br /> J <br /> DESCRIPTION: The petitioner would like to create three residential lots. <br /> OBSERVATIONS: The eastern portion of the property consists of Class II soils. The center portion of the development <br /> area drops off with slopes exceeding 20% grade. This low lying area consists of hydric soils and has indicators that <br /> the area may be wetland. <br /> TOWN PLAN: Property is within a Farmland Preservation Area. Proposed three lots would exhaust the splits <br /> allocated to the property under the town/county comprehensive plan. (See density study in petition packet). <br /> RESOURCE PROTECTION: Portions of a wetland and floodplain buffer encroach on the southernmost proposed <br /> parcel, but there should be sufficient buildable area outside of the Resource Protection Corridor. <br /> STAFF: The proposal exhaust the housing density rights. Staff suggests that the remaining A-1 EX zoned land owned <br /> by the applicant from the original farm unit be deed restricted to prohibit further nonfarm development. Staff also <br /> recommends that a "no build area" be delineated on the CSM to prohibit development on the low areas of the interior of <br /> the property comprised of hydric soils. <br /> TOWN: Approved with no conditions. The Town minutes reflect that there may be issues with locating a driveway due <br /> to the topography of observatory Hill Road (blind spots). <br />