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EHD - Public
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2600 - Land Use Program
RECORD_ID
SU0014670
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2600
FACILITY_NAME
S-84-6
STREET_NUMBER
27506
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STREET_NAME
MACARTHUR
STREET_TYPE
RD
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APN
23751032
ENTERED_DATE
12/21/2021 12:00:00 AM
SITE_LOCATION
27506 S MACARTHUR RD
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Approved
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.k <br /> roll <br /> Planning Commission Minutes <br /> June 6 , 1985 <br /> Page 6 <br /> Irrigation District and has done everything he could to meet <br /> requirements. He referred to a recorded deed restriction. He <br /> said this property has exceptional percolation. He said he could <br /> put some restriction in the deed to make sure that property <br /> owners do not change their ponds; and if they do, there would be <br /> some legal remedy. <br /> OPPONENTS: Larry Texeira, Siesta Court, said that virtually no <br /> one maintains the ponds. He pointed out the existing orchard and <br /> asked if there had been provision for maintenance of those trees. <br /> He said he had a problem with irrigation water draining onto his <br /> property. He further said that his main objection was to item #5 <br /> (Fornasero) . Mr. Texeira pointed out that the Ordinance allows <br /> one horse on each parcel and this would have a detrimental effect <br /> on the drainage ponds; he did not believe the ponds would be <br /> maintained; and was in favor of a community pond; further, he has <br /> a pond on his property and he has had problems . <br /> REBUTTAL: Mr. Olmstead said he could not address the concern <br /> over the irrigation water. He did say that there would be no <br /> cloven-hoofed animals in the subdivision. <br /> Mr. Thanas expressed concern over individual ponds. He said <br /> there have not been very many successful subdivisions with ponds. <br /> The streets are higher than the lots; there is only one way for <br /> the water to go, an it ends up on the lots. He noted that the <br /> strength of requirements of homeowners associations is based on <br /> the way it is governed; and that homeowners associations are <br /> governed by the people that live in the association area. <br /> Mr. Olmstead said that this would not be a homeowners asso- <br /> ciation; he also said the County is part of the C.C. & R' s. <br /> Mrs. Affonso said she did not think the County was the enforcing <br /> agency. <br /> Mr. Olmstead commented that Board Order 76-4201 gives the <br /> developer the option of individual ponds. Mrs. Affonso responded <br /> that the Commission had the option of requiring community ponds. <br /> MOTION: Comm. Arnaudo made a motion to require individual ponds <br /> for the homesites. This motion died for lack of a second. <br /> Comm. Gillispie asked for clarification as to whether the Board <br /> Order gave the Commission the option to require community ponds. <br /> Mrs. Affonso said that the Board Order could be read that way; <br /> that the Commission could give the developer the option or the <br /> Commission could consider other options. <br /> MOTION: Moved, seconded (Gillispie-Jungeblut ) and carried by a <br /> unanimous roll call vote to revise Condition #3 .g. to read as <br /> follows; <br />
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