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<br />. .' <br /> <br />( <br /> <br />Board of Review <br /> <br />-2- <br /> <br />March 18, 1975 <br /> <br />Motion by Parham, seconded by Bohling to recommend approval of <br />the minor subdivision without platting conditioned on the granting <br />of an easement for sewer purposes over the east parcel. <br /> <br />Daniels asked about the compatibility of the proposed use wi~h <br />adjacent uses and questioned whether the Board of Review should <br />not consider future use of the adjacent land before making its <br />decision on the subdivision. He asked if there should tie"a. <br />plan presented .for the entire parcel. <br /> <br />Other members stated that the particular development of the <br />eastern parcel was some~hing that could not be dealt with at <br />the present time. <br /> <br />Motion carried, 4-1 (Daniels) <br /> <br />Daniels stated that he voted no because he feels the character <br />of the area is not stable. <br /> <br />LP~.18. Wyman Nelson Enterprises: <br /> <br />Tb.e Chairman read the background discussion. !VIr 0 David Kasell <br />was present to represent the applicant. <br /> <br />The Chairman asked if the Engineer had looked at the drainage off <br />the north part of the property and if it was his opinion that the <br />drainage from that area would not cause any problems. <br /> <br />'I'he Building and Planning Coordinator stated that the Engineer <br />had not looked at this and that the opinion stated in the write <br />up was his own. <br /> <br />Daniels asked for clarification of what the front yard, what the <br />side yards and what the rear yards were of the proposed development <br />and questioned whether the parking setback from New Iiighway 8 <br />Y,'as adequate. <br /> <br />The Building and Planning Coordinator explained that under the <br />proposed definition it would seem that the structure is oriented <br />towards County Road D and that would be the front yard side of the <br />building. Under the present Zoning Code, that site is the short <br />street side of the lot and would also be considered the front. He <br />further explained that under the definitions as written in the <br />