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Communication 86 Bi1124 Page 3 of 3 vast majority of the parcels have been primarily developed for residential purposes with a mix of agriculture as well. In recognition of the existing uses and to address his family's needs, applicant is requesting a residential and ag rezoning allowing a minimum lot size of 38,000 squaze feet. Council Member Higa expressed concern about handling future buildout of this area down the line and whether or not at a later date curb, gutter and sidewalks are going to be required. Mr. Higa wanted to be sure that people know up front what possible impacts a proposal such as this will pose in the future. Planning Director Yuen stated the conditions of zoning do not require curb, gutter and sidewalks and also the subdivision code also does not require it. Mr. Yuen explained that another area close to the proposed project is also designated State Land Use Urban and that control of what happens in this particular area is handled by the zoning code which limits it to half an acre. However, this application could also have been changed to a Rural designation instead of Urban. Council Member Bob Jacobson stated his support of the application and said as far as requiring curbs gutters and sidewalks he has no intention of asking for that. Mr. Jacobson noted a technical correction to the agenda which notes "Ag 5" instead of "Ag .5". Your Committee concurs with the Planning Commission and the Planning Director's favorable recommendation for approval of applicant's State land Use Boundary Amendment request. Your Committee on Planning is in accord with the purpose and intent of Bill No. 24 and recommends it pass first reading. and Huss reoss w&s ~ Respectfully submitted, FORD X HIGA X COMMITTEE ON P NNING HOFFMANN X IICEDA X %f JACOBSON X 666 ' ~ NAEOLE X K. ANGEL PILAGO, ~ IR PH.AGO X YAGONG X PC REPORT NO. 13 YO5HR14OT0 x ADOPTEn: MAR 0 9 2001