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Item No. 4 <br /> PC : 7-2-87 <br /> SU-87-20 <br /> Page 2 <br /> 5 . "The design of the subdivision or the proposed improvements <br /> are not likely to cause substantial environmental damage or <br /> substantially and unavoidably injure fish or wildlife or <br /> their habitat . " <br /> This finding can be made. The Initial Study did not iden- <br /> tify any significant fish or wildlife habitat on the site. <br /> 6 . "The design of the subdivision or the type of improvements is <br /> not likely to cause serious public health problems . " <br /> This finding can be made. Lot sizes are sufficient to sup- <br /> port any of the uses permitted in the RR-65 zone . With the <br /> recommended Conditions of Approval , the addition of seven <br /> single-family residences to the Morada area is unlikely to <br /> create a health hazard. <br /> 7 . "The design of the subdivision or the type of improvements <br /> will not conflict with easements acquired by the public at <br /> large for access through or use of property within the pro- <br /> posed subdivision. " <br /> This finding can be made. The subdivision as designed will <br /> not conflict with any existing or proposed easements. <br /> 8 . "Any land or improvements to be dedicated to the County are <br /> consistent with the General Plan. " <br /> This finding can be made. The required road improvements <br /> will meet County standards. On Hildreth Lane, the improve- <br /> ments to be dedicated to the County conform to the planned <br /> right-of-way width of 60 feet . The new public road to be <br /> constructed and dedicated to the County will meet the <br /> County standard for a public 50-foot farm and estate road. <br /> 9 . "The design of the subdivision provides, to the greatest <br /> extent feasible, for future passive or natural heating oppor- <br /> tunities in the subdivision. " <br /> ° This finding can be made. The irregular shape of the pro- <br /> ject site limits the flexibility in subdivision design. <br /> Without reducing the number of lots, it does not appear <br /> feasible to redesign the subdivision to provide for greater <br /> passive heating opportunities. Future residential develop- <br /> ment must comply with State residential energy standards. <br /> 10 . "A public roadway system with an alternative access route for <br /> subdivision lots cannot practically be provided. " <br />