Legislation Details

File #: MIN-05:069    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Minutes Status: Passed
File created: 2/8/2005 In control: Metropolitan Area Planning Commission
On agenda: Final action: 3/8/2005
Title: Minutes for the MAPC meeting on February 8, 2005.
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Minutes for the MAPC meeting on February 8, 2005.
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Metropolitan Area Planning Commission Minutes, February 8, 2005

Members Present: Beadles (Chair), Damron, Krennerich, Gott, Day, Moore, Harpole
Members Absent: Vance
Staff Present: Crego, Martin, Shipley, Harris

Draft minutes from the January meeting had not been corrected by staff to incorporate editing remarks made by several Commissioners. Chairman Beadles asked for a motion to accept the minutes as edited. Mr. Damron so moved, and was seconded by Mr. Krennerich. The motion carried unanimously.

Before introducing the first agenda item, Dr. Beadles announced that, inasmuch as both items to be considered tonight had been discussed at length in previous MAPC meetings, public comments in support of or opposition to the proposals would be limited to twenty minutes per side.

#1 PP-05-01 Nix Fowler Development, LLC requests preliminary approval of plans for Preston Oaks, a residential subdivision containing 38 lots on 34.33 acres in the R-1 Single-Family Medium Density District. The property is between Woodsprings Road and Pebble Beach Drive, and will be served by an extension of Sea Island Drive.

Chad Dulaney, of Associated Engineering was present as a proponent of the item. David Mosesso, who resides at 2305 Sea Island Drive was present to voice concerns about the proposal. Mr. Mosesso stated that he wants to be sure that the proposed development has direct access to Highway 226. He also stated his concerns about the effects construction and construction related traffic were having on his property. Mr. Mosesso presented several copies of a photograph showing a track hoe and pickup truck sitting at the end of the pavement on Sea Island Drive. Just beyond the equipment, the unpaved segment of Sea Island Drive that will serve the proposed development continues up and over the ridge. There is mud along the paved street in the foreground, apparently due to construction traffic. Mr. Mosesso stated that t...

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