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Condition No. H, the Planning Department has, I think it's Planning, has been sending <br />up this condition about a roadway widening and it contains the word in the last sentence <br />sgdqd+n`srtbgshld`rl`ybe demanded by the Deo`qsldmsneOtakhbVnqjr-oVgdm <br />these come forward, Hludaddmbg`mfhmfsg`ssnnqdptdrssg`s-oHsghmjncdl`mcdco <br />sounds a little too strong; and I would ask the Department please not to use that word <br />anymore. I think, you know, we serve the public and we should not use that kind of <br />vnqc-@esdq`kk+sgdxlqdfhuhmfsgdoqnodqsx-Vdlqdqdpthqhmfsgdlsnfhudhssntr+rn <br />sg`slritrs`lhmnqonhms- <br />YUEN:WeÓll change the word to ÐrequiredÑ in the future. <br />TYLER:Yeah, Ðrequired,Ñ or Ðrequested,Ñ or whatever. Now, IÓm puzzled <br />about the, well, I thank the Director for suggesting the restrictive covenants in Condition <br />G. I think those are excellent and absolutely necessary to prevent any abuse. But IÓm <br />uncertain as to how theyÓre going to proceed if they donÓt proceed with a subdivision. It <br />seems to indicate that if they donÓt subdivide it, they donÓt have to put in the water. If <br />they donÓt subdivide it, how are they going to put in, how is this deal going to go <br />through? ItÓs predicated on Mr. Dusel purchasing the property; and he canÓt purchase it if <br />itÓs not subdivided. So why is this language in there? ItÓs sort of like, well, you know, if <br />they donÓt subdivide it, they donÓt have to do these things, like maybe thatÓs what theyÓre <br />going to do. <br />But I thought this was, the purpose of the rezoning is to allow a subdivision of at least <br />one lot; and itÓs only that lot. I believe, Mr. Chairman, itÓs not, it only applies to that one <br />lot. The other 20 acres is going to remain in Ag-20. Is that correct? The whole thing <br />would go to RA-3? <br />GALDONES:Daryn will now address it. <br />ARAI:The proposal, the entire property is currently zoned Ag-20, <br />21.7 acres. The request is to rezone a portion to FA 3-acres and the balance to be Ag-10. <br />So the Ag-10 would, for the remaining 18.7 acres, would prevent its further subdivision <br />into additional lots and Ag-3 is to accommodate the 3-acre portion that the applicant <br />wishes to carve out. <br />TYLER:Okay, so the maximum number of lots, if you come out of th <br />the maximum number of dwellings would be two. <br />ARAI:Two. And I should add that the condition regarding the second <br />dwelling restriction applies to both properties, the 18.7 balance and the 3 acres. <br />TYLER:Yes. Thank you, Mr. Arai. Appreciate that. So IÓm puzzled as to why <br />there would not be a subdivision. ÒCause thereÓs some language in here that seems to indicate <br />that if they donÓt subdivide it, they donÓt have to do this. <br />19 <br /> <br />