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and to allow the subdivision as proposed by the petitioners will <br />still allow for one hundred ninety-two (192) feet of road frontage <br />per lot for a depth of six hundred and eighty-six (686) feet. <br /> <br /> Dave Barry further noted that this six acre tract of land was <br />probably established as six acres due to the county's requirement <br />of a minimum of five acres of land. <br /> <br /> The board having found that the requirements of the code were <br />met turned to statements from any remonstrators present. <br /> <br /> Steve Kenworthy, an adjoining property owner said he had no <br />objections with the proposal and was only present due to problems <br />in the past with developing this area. <br /> <br /> Dave Barry moved to grant the variance from development <br />standards and further moved to grant a variance to allow for the 3 <br />to 1 width to depth ratio. <br /> <br /> Alan Kramer questioned whether there was any topographical <br />problems which would affect the placement of the home. The <br />realtor involved in the land transaction advised that there was <br />not. Debbie King further advised that the house will have a 150 <br />foot setback which will line up with the other homes already <br />constructed. <br /> <br /> A1 Kramer further inquired whether there were any gas <br />transmission lines or towers on the lots in question and Debbie <br />King that there was not. There being no further questions, Vern <br />Kimmel seconded the motion made by Dave Barry. The motion was <br />unanmiously carried. <br /> <br />-3- <br /> <br /> <br />