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.- stated Mr. Lee's home towers over this property. Mr. Banning also said a single family home on ~ the property in the petition could not meet side yard setbacks requirement. He also disputes traffic being heavy on Bishop street. These Townhouses are to be two and three bedroom modeled after Student Condos in Bloomington. Motion was made by Commissioner Pygman, second by Commissioner Marshall to recommend to the Town Council to deny this request for rezone. Vote was 4-2. Five votes were needed for motion to carry. Motion was made by Commissioner McGuire, a second was not forthcoming, to recommend to the Town Council to rezone to R-3. This petition is tabled to the April 22, 1999 meeting with no new notices required. Mr. Holloway showed the preliminary plat that was given to the Tech committee for Morgan's Hideaway on Rooker Road. This one added greenspace,with no vegetation removal or soil interruptions. Tech committee: Now 274 lots instead of 278 lots. I. 2 Y. to I width to depth ratio, approximately 50 lots exceed this--slope severely. Mr. Holloway said they could make every lot meet this ratio. 2. Morgan Co. Highway pennit for access onto Rooker Rd.-Holloway had letter from County saying Commissioners have never turned down a road that met the necessary requirements. 3. Source of Title-Holloway said will provide 4. Street names--Mr. Holloway said not on preliminary plat but have given sizes of the streets which include 50 foot radius on the Cul-de-sacs. Mr. Holloway stated plans and specs will be provided before final plat approval. Complete construction and sanitary plans meeting standards will be provided. There will be 40 lots in a phase and 8 phases. A Certification of Deed for dedication for Public Street to the County at time of Final Plat approval. Sewer pennits and easements would be obtained before final plat approval. Hill Water has commited to water service, and Chris Crouch has commited to sanitary service. Commissioner McGuire stated his concern that intent was not to have 1/4 to Y. of the lot size going down into a lake. Commissioner Young said the common area was basically flood plain and they have maximized every possible use of ground in lots. He asked for a PUD. Mr. Holloway said he would have to speak with his clients The attorney for the surrounding residents asked if this addition was for manufactured housing. Mr. Holloway said will answer at next meeting. Mr. Holloway then presented a request from Jerome Diehl for a 2 lot minor plat on Rooker Road consisting of 44 acres. Tech notes: 1. no location map 2. Barn obstructs access 3. does not address prior separation Huntington Bank had sold off 14.5 acres of parcel to Shennan Rash without a survey showing division of property. Commissioner McGuire commended Building Inspector Joe Beikman for catching this problem before issuing a building pennit. He doesn't think Plan Commission should get into the middle of this problem, that Huntington Bank should make it right. Jerome Diehl said he would like to keep the barn if possible. Attorney Tim Currens said access is there '- just would have to steer around the barn. Mr. Diehl wants to build two homes, one for him and